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On February 9th, OpenAI's first consumer-oriented AI hardware device is accelerating, but the first version of this month's moonlight will be a limited "simplified" version. The reason for this is that HBM supply is strained to raise the cost of 2nm chips, forcing OpenAI to postpone the "abnormal form" of the calculation unit in the original plan by launching a version that only supports audio functions. The blogger's latest story, "Intelligence Picacho", states that the device is named "Dime" and that its size is small. The patent was published yesterday by the National Intellectual Property Agency of the United States, with the appearance of metals..

According to LatePost, Byte is exploring combining big models with hardware, both by developing its own AI hardware and collaborating with external hardware companies. The first product of Byte's AI hardware team is said to be a smart headset, which will be implanted with the Doubao big model and combined with Byte's dialog AI app Doubao App, which will go live in August 2023: after wearing the smart headset, users can use Doubao at any time through voice dialog, and the headset can be manipulated on the Doubao App. ByteDance has this month completed its acquisition of open headset brand Oladanc...