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OpenAI’s first AI device with Jony Ive won’t be a wearable
In court filings submitted this month, leaders from io — the consumer hardware team OpenAI recently acquired from Jony Ive’s design studio for $6.5 billion — testified that the first device they plan to release won’t be an “in-ear device” or a “wearable.” They also say the AI device won’t ship until “at least” 2026.
The OpenAI and io device remains a mystery. However, execs are leaving breadcrumbs to follow.
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman told employees that the AI device will be relatively small, able to sit atop a desk or fit in a pocket, ...
OpenAI has removed mentions of the io purchase from its website, but the ChatGPT hardware is still on the table - here’s what ...
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman responded on X to a recent lawsuit filed by startup Iyo, which accused the company of trademark ...
All mentions of OpenAI's partnership with Jony Ive's startup io have been scrubbed from the company's site, following a ...
New details about the first ChatGPT io device emerge from the iyO trademark lawsuit - here’s what you need to know.
OpenAI has scrubbed mentions of io, the hardware startup co-founded by famous Apple designer Jony Ive, from its website and ...
O claims that Altman and his team reviewed detailed information about the IYO ONE and declined to invest but continued to ...
For the past year, OpenAI and former Apple executives at io have been researching in-ear devices, buying and testing at least ...
If you’re trying to find more information about OpenAI and its partnership with Jony Ive’s io company, you won’t find it on ...
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