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Johnny Eve, who is identified for the design of iPhone, has decided to sell his AI device startup to Sam Altman’s company Openai in $ 6.4 billion. Johnny IV designed many iconic products while staying in Apple …Read more
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Highlights
- Johnny Iv sold his startup to Openai.
- The price of the deal is around $ 6.5 billion.
- IVE and Altman will jointly create AI devices.
New Delhi. Openai, the creator of Artificial Intelligence and the creator of Chatbot Chatgpt, is now going to step into the physical world. The company has announced that it is buying a device startup IO, which was launched by former Apple designer Jony Ive. The deal is about $ 6.5 billion. This will be the biggest purchase of Openai ever. This partnership consists of two veterans of the world of technology: IVE, who designed iPhone and many famous Apple products and Openai’s Chief Executive Sam Altman, who has been ahead of AI development.
Both announced the agreement in a video. Altman said that his mission is to create a family of such a divis who will help people to make many amazing things using AI. However, it is not a cloth yet what is the exact plan of Altman and Eve. Altman had earlier invested in a company called Human, which created an AI-competent lapel pin. By the way, let us tell you that the last year Openai had taken 23% of IO, now the entire deal will be done till the end of this summer.
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In his video, Altman said that the existing devices have become old and not adapted for AI. AI is a great technology, but for the best tools, it is necessary to work between technology, design, understanding of people and the world.
IVE and Altman will work
Ive and his design firm LOVEFROM, which he started in 2019 after leaving Apple, will handle the design and creative responsibilities in Openai and IO. Altman and IVE said they would publicly share their work in public, although they did not give details.
