OpenAI is working on new AI-based devices focused on natural voice interactions, promising maximum utility in personal and professional life.

OpenAI, through its president Greg Brockman, announces the development of a series of new devices powered by artificial intelligence, aimed at facilitating more natural voice interactions instead of typing on a screen.

Although specific details have not been provided, Brockman emphasized that these products will be "rebuilt for the AI era" and will be extremely useful in everyday life. Recently, OpenAI launched a $230 mini-keyboard for users of the Codex tool. A more consumer-friendly gadget, described as a "human companion," is expected to be unveiled soon. This will be a "third basic device" that will be able to perceive the user's environment and will be discreet.

The device, developed together with Jony Ive, is speculated to be screenless, having a camera and sensors. At the same time, OpenAI is facing a lawsuit filed by Apple, which claims that it stole trade secrets to develop its products. OpenAI has denied the allegations, stating that it is not aware of any evidence to support the case. In a statement, the company reaffirmed its commitment to fair competition and technological innovation.