OpenAI Plans ‘Family of Devices’ for AI Chatbots
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OpenAI Plans ‘Family of Devices’ for AI Chatbots

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OpenAI, the company behind ChatGPT, is developing a range of dedicated devices to run its artificial intelligence chatbots. The move signals an intention to expand beyond simply offering AI through software and APIs.

In a recent interview with Joanna Stern, OpenAI president Greg Brockman revealed that the company is “building a family of devices” specifically designed for interacting with their AI models. While details remain scarce, this indicates a shift towards hardware development by the AI research firm.

The stated goal appears to be providing users with more seamless and accessible experiences with AI technology. Currently, users typically access OpenAI’s chatbots through web browsers or mobile apps. Dedicated devices could offer improved performance, privacy, and potentially new interaction methods. Brockman did not specify what form these devices might take – whether they will be similar to smart speakers, handheld gadgets, or something else entirely.

The company has already released a prototype device to select users for testing purposes. This early feedback is likely informing the development of future products. OpenAI’s move into hardware places it in direct competition with tech giants like Apple, Google, and Amazon, all of whom are also heavily invested in AI and smart devices.

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