Summary
OpenAI plans to release its first device in the second half of 2026, according to its policy chief, Chris Lehane. The device, initially hinted at by CEO Sam Altman, could be different from traditional smartphones, with a focus on simplicity.
Key Facts
- OpenAI aims to launch its first device in late 2026.
- The company's policy chief, Chris Lehane, confirmed this plan at an event in Davos.
- CEO Sam Altman has mentioned a future AI device but provided limited details.
- Altman bought Jony Ive's company, a former Apple design chief, last May.
- Reports suggest the device could be small, possibly wearable, and without a screen.
- Chris Lehane did not specify what the device might be or look like.
- Lehane suggested the device would be more peaceful than a smartphone.
- OpenAI is still working on finalizing the timelines for the device launch.
