Leck reveals what Sam Altman and Jony Ive say: 100 million ai 'Companion' devices

Openai and Jony Ive's vision for his AI device is a tied -up companion who knows everything about them.

Details are leaked through Wall Street Journal Give us a clearer picture of OpenAis acquisition of IO, which IVE, the legendary iPhone designer, went along. According to reports, the chatt manufacturer plans to send 100 million AI devices that fit the everyday life of the users.

“The product will be able to be fully aware of the surroundings and life of a user, will be inconspicuous and rest in your pocket or on your own desk” magazine. The device “will be a third core device that a person places on a desk after a MacBook Pro and an iPhone”, according to the meeting, which took place on the same day (Wednesday), where Openaai announced his takeover of Ives company.

The device will try to “wean users of screens” and to be more seamless interaction with users who are not about pulling up a phone or opening a laptop. “The products we use to deliver and connect with unimaginable technologies, they are for decades,” said IVE in a video in which yesterday's announcement was presented. The CEO of Openai, Sam Altman and Ive, hope to introduce a completely new device that will remove these barriers. If that sounds familiar, remember Altman's controversial obsession with Scarlett Johansson's AI Her.

In the film, the AI ​​device sits in Joaquin Phoenix's shirt pocket and sees and hears what he does. In a similar way, Openaai reports this route instead of developing XR glasses like Google and Meta.

Openai and IVE will not be the first to try to create such a device. The Humane Ai Pin in which Altman has invested recently tried to disturb the entire smartphone paradigm and to flop spectacularly. It was managed by former Apple managers, but they were not Jony Ive and Humane had no Openas level in investment and influence. Nevertheless, it was only permeated with mistakes and inaccurate answers. Although Openais models still have big hallucination problems, they are still some of the most capable on the market. In this regard, Openai may have a better shot.

Disclosure: Zeb Davis, parent company of Masblable, submitted a lawsuit against Openai in April, in which it was claimed that she violated Davis -Urhleberrecht in the training and operator of his AI systems.