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Sam Altman calls Iyo lawsuit ‘silly' after OpenAI scrubs Jony Ive deal from website
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman responded on X to a recent lawsuit filed by startup Iyo, which accused the company of trademark infringement. The suit stems from OpenAI's announcement in May that it was buying Jony Ive's artificial intelligence hardware startup io.
Sam Altman, the CEO at OpenAI, said the trademark lawsuit by startup IYO was “silly, disappointing, and wrong,” after the company claimed OpenAI’s partnership with former Apple Inc. Chief ...
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman told employees that the AI device will be relatively small, able to sit atop a desk or fit in a pocket, ...
Court filings in a trademark case against OpenAI reveal some of the company's early work on developing AI devices.
OpenAI has removed mentions of the io purchase from its website, but the ChatGPT hardware is still on the table - here’s what ...
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OpenAI and Jony Ive's First Consumer Hardware Won't Be a Wearable, Court Filings RevealOpenAI's debut consumer AI product, developed with former Apple designer Jony Ive through their startup io, won't be a ...
O claims that Altman and his team reviewed detailed information about the IYO ONE and declined to invest but continued to ...
A court ordered the AI company to remove all public materials related to the partnership after a trademark complaint over its ...
The OpenAI and io device remains a mystery. However, execs are leaving breadcrumbs to follow.
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