OpenAI rolls out its AI agent, ‘Operator’ in Brazil, Canada, India, Others

However, availability in the European Union and other regions remains in progress.

In a post on its official X account, OpenAI stated it is working on making Operator available in the EU, Switzerland, Norway, Liechtenstein & Iceland

“Operator is now rolling out to Pro users in Australia, Brazil, Canada, India, Japan, Singapore, South Korea, the UK, and most places where ChatGPT is available. Still working on making Operator available in the EU, Switzerland, Norway, Liechtenstein & Iceland—we’ll keep you updated!” 

The rollout is a significant step in OpenAI’s push to enhance automation through artificial intelligence. This comes as the ChatGPT maker reports a 33% surge in weekly active users, reaching 400 million as of February 2025.

Operator is a general-purpose AI agent introduced by OpenAI in January. Initially launched in the United States in January 2025, Operator allows users to automate tasks such as booking flights, making restaurant reservations, filing expense reports, and shopping online.

While OpenAI plans to extend the feature to its Plus, Team, and Enterprise subscription tiers, no timeline has been provided for these additional rollouts.

Just like OpenAI, Google and Anthropic are pushing AI agents towards greater autonomy. Google’s Project Mariner, a Gemini-powered agent, can control Chrome by mimicking human interactions like clicking and form-filling. Initially released to select testers, it represents a shift toward AI-driven web navigation.

Anthropic, meanwhile, is refining AI assistants for tasks like research and email automation. Its upgraded Claude 3.5 Sonnet model now includes a “Computer Use” API, allowing it to interact with desktop applications through keystrokes and mouse gestures. This move brings AI closer to independently managing digital workflows.