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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.
A court ordered the AI company to remove all public materials related to the partnership after a trademark complaint over its ...
At least we know Jony Ive's company isn't making something you'll stick in your ear.
A budding partnership between OpenAI CEO Sam Altman and legendary iPhone designer Jony Ive to develop a new artificial ...
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, ...
CEO of iyO won restraining order forcing Sam Altman-led group to pull marketing materials about $6.4bn venture ...
Earlier this month, legal documents revealed new details about OpenAI's plans to build a consumer AI device in partnership ...
OpenAI has removed mentions of the io purchase from its website, but the ChatGPT hardware is still on the table - here’s what ...
The ex-Apple designer, now working on AI hardware for OpenAI, just joined the British Museum’s board of trustees. The London ...
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