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OpenAI’s first AI device with Jony Ive won’t be a wearable
In court filings submitted this month, leaders from io — the consumer hardware team OpenAI recently acquired from Jony Ive’s design studio for $6.5 billion — testified that the first device they plan to release won’t be an “in-ear device” or a “wearable.” They also say the AI device won’t ship until “at least” 2026.
OpenAI has scrubbed mentions of io, the hardware startup co-founded by famous Apple designer Jony Ive, from its website and ...
OpenAI’s hardware project with Jony Ive faces a legal roadblock over the name “io,” leading to delays and removal of the name ...
All marketing materials about OpenAI's deal with Jony Ive's hardware startup "io" have been taken down due to a trademark ...
On June 22nd, OpenAI suddenly scrubbed the “io” branding from its website, later revealing that it was forced to make the ...
At least we know Jony Ive's company isn't making something you'll stick in your ear.
This page is temporarily down due to a court order following a trademark complaint from iyO about our use of the name ‘io’.
New details about the first ChatGPT io device emerge from the iyO trademark lawsuit - here’s what you need to know.
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