Sam Altman teases OpenAI hardware “worth waiting for” and says he’s not worried about Meta getting there first because new computing form factors are rare and the quality bar is high “I've tried it. It seems like a nice product.” [ "Are you threatened by Zuckerberg at all?" “No.” [ "Not at all?" ] “Well, I mean, he's, like, a very impressive person, and that company has great resources. But I feel very good about our roadmap.” [ "He also showed what's possible with hardware. Where's Jony Ive?" ] “I don't want to spoil your surprise, but I think we will have something that's worth waiting for.” [ "Well, what is the plan in hardware? And does it put more pressure to have an even better product if Mark Zuckerberg seems to have gotten out of the gates first even though maybe some of their stuff is still in the works." ] “I am not worried about being first with new hardware. New hardware is very hard to do. New computing form factors come along very rarely, and the quality bar that we want to hit for something that, like, you will love and really be a key part of the way you interface with AI, that's going to take a while, and we're going to do that at a high level of quality.”

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