The first OpenAI device with Jony Ive could be delayed due to ‘technical problems’

Openai and Jony Ive could still have some serious loose ends to tie before releasing their long -awaited AI device. According to a Financial Times Report, the association is still struggling with some “technical problems” that could finally end up delaying the launch date of the device, which is expected to be At some point in 2026.

One of those persistent dilemmas implies discovering the voice and gestures of the AI ​​assistant, according to FOOTsources. The AI ​​device is destined to be “a friend who is a computer that is not your strange girlfriend of AI”, according to a FOOT Source that was informed about the plans. Beyond landing in a personality, Openai and Ive are still discovering possible privacy concerns derived from a device that is always listening. In addition to that, the budget could be a challenge due to the increase in the necessary computer power to execute these mass produced devices.

Outside these last struggles, we still know very little about the next product. According to reports, Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAi, offered some clues to employees that he could be pocket, aware of his surroundings and exhibition. There are still many questions about what the first Openai hardware project will be wrong, but the company could be exercising more caution since similar devices, such as the human ia pin, were suspended after not complying with sales.