The CEO of OpenAI is collaborating with the former design director of Apple to develop a personal device powered by AI, and they are seeking $1 billion in financing
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman and former Apple Design Director Jony Ive are collaborating to develop an AI-driven personal device, seeking $1 billion in financing. They are in talks with investors including SoftBank's Masayoshi Son, OpenAI investor Thrive Capital, and Emerson Collective. The device aims to challenge the traditional smartphone experience and explore new AI-based interactions, potentially supported by OpenAI technology.
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