Has the era of AI's iPhone begun? Altman targets AI hardware with a single image to understand his billion dollar investment empire
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发表于 2024-4-8 13:38:36
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On April 6th local time, according to technology media The Information, Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, and former Apple design director Johnny Avi, a startup founded by OpenAI, announced new financing news. It is reported that the two have teamed up to develop an AI powered personal device and are currently seeking $1 billion in financing.
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