@gdb: ChatGPT Work for using websites which require login:
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OpenAI announces that ChatGPT Work agents can now access websites requiring login by allowing users to take over a cloud browser to sign in, with credentials persisting across sessions.
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ChatGPT Work for using websites which require login:
OpenAI Developers (@OpenAIDevs): Your ChatGPT Work agent can now use websites that require you to sign in.
Take over the cloud browser to log in, then let your agent continue the task. Your login persists across sessions, so you only have to sign in once.
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