OpenAI Launches Programmable Keyboard for AI Control
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OpenAI Launches Programmable Keyboard for AI Control

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OpenAI, the artificial intelligence company, has released its first hardware product: a small, programmable keyboard created in collaboration with Work Louder. The keyboard is specifically designed to interact with OpenAI’s Codex model.

The new keyboard allows users to directly control and ‘boss around’ AI agents powered by Codex, according to Gizmodo. While details are limited, the device appears aimed at developers and those who frequently work with AI coding assistants.

OpenAI teamed up with Work Louder to develop this unique input method. The collaboration suggests a focus on providing more tactile and direct control over AI interactions beyond traditional text-based prompts. No further specifications about the keyboard’s features, price or availability were provided in the Gizmodo report.

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