Sam Altman, CEO of Openai, is cooperating with Jony Ivee, legendary designer behind iPhone, to create AI devices that can be worn that “perfectly realize” user perimeter and life.
According to the Wall Street Journal, Al -Tamman removed his team to produce 100 million of these secret tools.
The news follow Openai’s acquisition of IVE’s AI, IO, after years of “calmly” work with its design studio, lovefrom. While the purchase price has not been revealed, Altman and IVE Bloomberg told the deal that the deal is estimated at about $ 6.5 billion.
In an internal call leakage recording, Altman told the employees that the IO deal provides “an opportunity to do the largest thing we have ever done as a company.”
The unveiled device, which is still under development, will be compressed – in full swing enough for a pocket or office – and designed to reduce the screen time. Unlike the Apple Watch, it will not contain phone features.
The cooperation between Altman and IVE appears to be a dream of the silicon valley, but still doubts. After the Humanitarian Pin-users reversed the $ 700, it can be worn due to its larger and weak performance-I wonder if people will always embrace another AI device that is always seen.
The Apple Ming-Chi Kuo analyst specifies that Openai-Eve may be “slightly larger” than Humane (about Apple Watch).
It is not clear whether the device will record the sound or video, or where this data will be stored. Openai did not explain these details. However, the concept is frighteningly similar to “your entire history” from Black Mirror, where the transplant records every moment of a person’s life.
In this episode, people have the cultivation of grains that record everything they see and hear, allowing them to restart memories. The story follows Liam, a crazy lawyer, who is anxiously anxiously, his wife FFION, and suspected marital infidelity. If his dug is unavoidable in it, it destroys their marriage, and exposes the painful facts.
Her painful conclusion shows Liam tearing his pills, unable to withstand his own memories. One of the most influential Black Mirror stories – thirteen years after broadcasting this episode, we seem to be close to seeing Dystopian.
