Sam Altman is the CEO of OpenAI.

On Tuesday, he showed a new AI agent.

He said it is very good.

He said it is always on.

One day before, OpenAI stopped a better model.

They stopped it because of safety worries.

OpenAI had a big meeting for developers.

It happens every year.

Altman showed many new things.

One new thing is agents called Dots.

These agents do tasks for users.

They work on their own.

They compete with Meta's agent Muse.

Muse is from Meta.

Muse became very popular last week.

Meta had a meeting last week.

Altman said Dot agents are like a helper.

He said they always help you.

On Monday, OpenAI said it was waiting.

It was waiting on the other model.

Its researchers had worries.

Many people in the industry want AI to slow down.

They want safety to catch up.

Altman did not talk about these worries in his main talk.

But later, people asked him questions.

He said the company is spending more on safety.

He said it is spending more on security.

He said it is spending more on watching AI agents.

He said the AI boom is like a rebirth.

He said it is not like an industrial revolution.

OpenAI also showed GPT-6.1 Sol.

It is a better version of GPT-6 Sol.

OpenAI also showed a fast tier called "Ultrafast."

This news came on Tuesday.

Just before, six big AI companies signed a deal.

They signed it with President Donald Trump.

The deal is voluntary.

The companies will police themselves.

The deal asks for strong controls inside each company.

It asks for an outside auditor.

It asks for a board committee at each company.

Altman did not go.

But Greg Brockman went to the White House.

He is the president of OpenAI.

He is also a co-founder.