OpenAI on Apple Lawsuit: "Plenty Innovative
Summary
OpenAI president Greg Brockman states the company is "plenty innovative" and not interested in other companies' trade secrets. This comes as OpenAI faces a lawsuit from Apple. Apple accuses OpenAI of a months-long scheme to steal confidential information from Apple employees. Apple claims OpenAI has created a culture of hardware theft, saying its hardware business is "rotten to the core." Brockman says OpenAI is committed to a long-term roadmap and focused on its own development. OpenAI is working on a "family of devices" and building its own chips. Rumors suggest their first product will be a mobile smart speaker without a display, described as a "humanlike AI companion." Brockman says people should "expect them soon." He also acknowledged that the current ChatGPT app is "kind of a mess." He expects the separate Work tab to be gone by the end of the year, with everything molding into ChatGPT. This sheds light on the ongoing legal battle and OpenAI's future product strategy.
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