Recently,OpenAI COO(Chief Operating Officer)Brad Lightcap In an interview with The Wall Street Journal, he spoke about OpenAI's recent collaboration with former Apple chief designer Jony Ive to create a new company called 'io'.
In an interview with the moderator, he asked, "What's the $6.5 billion acquisition, o? And Lightcap said, "We want AI It's like the air, and it's like the air, and it's just like the air, and it's just like the air, and it's just like the air. With regard to the topic "Why do you have to do hardware in person," Lightcap argues:
While ChatGPT is currently very capable, it still requires opening the app, typing text and hitting enter, which is not a true AI experience.
Lightcap says the team is now thinking about how to get people to engage with AI without existing interaction methods, and it's revealing part of the direction: instead of asking questions and taking action, AI will be able to anticipate what the user needs and what the user is ready to do, and it will be integrated into every part of daily life.
According to several reports, Altman and Ive are targeting a product that will be "the third core device that users use, after the MacBook and iPhone". The device is said to be fully aware of the user's living environment and is small enough to fit in a pocket or on a desktop.
The report notes that the device won't come in the form of a phone, which both Altman and Ive hope will make users less reliant on their phone's screen, and Altman also notes that the device isn't eyewear, either.