If you’ve been following OpenAI and ChatGPT over the past few years, you probably know how much the company has grown and how capable the AI has become. But this is still just the beginning. The chatbot will soon become a personal assistant, with Jony Ive’s io (now an OpenAI property) manufacturing the dedicated hardware.
OpenAI’s Sam Altman has teased time and again the future of ChatGPT, an AI that knows everything about you and can help in a variety of ways. The leaked details about the ChatGPT io device also point to the same scenario. The gadget will sit on a desk, around our necks, or in our pockets, armed with new social and ambient computing skills that let it function as an always-on assistant that can tell different speakers apart.
OpenAI has yet to announce the device or introduce the ChatGPT abilities that will allow the chatbot to perform as an assistant. For that to happen, the AI would need access to numerous apps on a phone and computer, like email, messages, and the calendar, in addition to mastering social cues as part of the ambient computing layer that OpenAI is developing.
That said, the AI firm has now confirmed its plans for a “super-assistant” via documentation filed with the court in the Google antitrust case. Those plans are quite ambitious, too. It should happen this year, well before the ChatGPT io hardware device gets a proper announcement.
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