苹果的前首席设计官Jony Ive和OpenAI的现任首席执行官Sam Altman将合作成立一家新的AI公司，公司将会重点着力于AI硬件产品

Jony Ive, the British designer, is renowned for his outstanding design concepts and his relentless pursuit of product details. In his nearly thirty-year career at Apple, he has not only been involved in the design and development of many revolutionary products such as iMac, iPod, and iPhone but has also shaped the design language of modern electronic products with his profound understanding of user experience. After leaving Apple in 2019, Ive founded his own design company, LoveFrom, continuing to exert his influence in the design industry.

Tang Tan is also a key figure at Apple, having served as Vice President of Product Design. Under his leadership, some of Apple's most important product lines, including the iPhone and Apple Watch, have undergone significant design and development stages.

In addition to Tang Tan, nearly 20 former Apple employees have left to join Jony Ive's new company, indicating that LoveFrom's strength is definitely extraordinary.

And Sam Altman, I believe many of you are familiar with. It is thanks to the introduction of ChatGPT that AI has been widely applied globally. In my view, even now, OpenAI remains one of the leaders in the field of AI.

Regarding the AI hardware product collaboration between the two, there is still no more specific information. However, Altman has admitted that they will not consider making a smartphone, but may explore a new form of hardware and interaction.

So what other devices could it be? At the moment, we can only speculate based on the hardware fields that the two are currently or previously involved in.

Ive basically led the design of many products at Apple, but after ruling out the phone, what's left is unlikely to be things like computers or tablets, leaving only the Apple Watch, as it is currently the only wearable device from Apple.

Now, let's look at Altman. The tech company Humane, in which he invested, launched its first wearable device, Ai Pin, last year (a smart device without a screen that directly projects displayed content onto your palm, interested friends can learn more about it). Moreover, the founders of this company are a couple who previously worked at Apple. Isn't that a coincidence!

With the above information in mind, we can draw the following conclusions: First, it definitely won't be a phone (the phone market is already too saturated); second, it's also unlikely to be computers, tablets, and such devices.

Think about what's hot in the market right now, it's definitely smart home devices and wearable devices.

Although there are already many products in these two categories on the market, they still lack that little something, that is, they are not intelligent enough. But now it's different, the rapid advancement of AI technology in recent years has brought new expectations to this market.

Some time ago, the tool that could turn your phone into a smart device was already a hit. Just imagine, when a product truly appears that integrates OpenAI's technology with Apple's design philosophy, it will definitely be a historic moment.

So this product is most likely to appear in one of the two aforementioned fields.

This collaboration between Jony Ive and Sam Altman is basically set in stone. For us, all that's left is to look forward to this product that will perfectly combine AI technology with design aesthetics. Let's wait and see how this dream team will define the future of AI hardware.