- Openai has applied for a trademark of technology like Robots Humanoid and Acting VR headphones.
- Sam Germany alluded to the aspirations of the devices in Openai, but he says the initial model is still possible for years.
- This step can be placed in competition with Meta, Apple and other players driven by artificial intelligence.
Openai gave more signs that you may prepare to push large devices.
New ChatGPT maker introduced Trademarks application With the United States Patent and Broadcasting Office, which can hint on plans to develop human robots, smart wearable devices, virtual and reliable reality headphones that make artificial intelligence.
The application also mentions smart watches and smart jewelry.
While companies often offer large -scale brands for ideas that are not fruits, the Openai application comes as its CEO, Sam Altman, talking about the company’s plans.
On Monday, it is Nikki Asia said This Openai wants to develop consumer technology with the same Amnesty International “through partnerships with multiple companies.” However, he has warned that the initial model may take “several years” to achieve it.
Altman added, “Amnesty International is a big transformation enough to how we interact with computers that must be a new type of devices,” Altman added.
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The Openai brand application, provided on January 31, lists “user’s user’s Humanoid robots” and “human robots with communication and learning functions”.
This comes at a time when Openai is rebuilding its robot team, which was previously closed in 2020. In November, Openai Caitlin Kalinowski, the former Meta, to lead robot efforts in the company and consumer devices. Kalinowski, who supervised the development of Orion, Meta’s Meta Glasses, said it will focus on “bringing artificial intelligence to the material world” through robots and hardware partners.
In September, former Apple Design Head of Jony Ivee confirmed that he works with Altman on the first consumer Amnesty International as part of a new project.
Altman has not provided details about how Openai plans to integrate artificial intelligence models with its own devices, but the company’s file indicates that it sets the legal basis for future developments.
The transition to VR devices will put Openai in the competition with Meta’s Quest and Apple’s Vision Pro, both of which invest in immersive experiences working on behalf.
Openai, which focuses so far on programs, has been linked to the development of dedicated AI chips, which may help them reduce their dependence on graphics processing units in NVIDIA.
Openai did not immediately respond to the Insider Business request for comment.
