- OpenAI files a trademark application hinting at a move into consumer hardware, including AI-powered devices and humanoid robots.
- The application covers a wide range of potential products, from wearable technology to AI chipsets and user-programmable robots.
- Despite the extensive product list in the filing, OpenAI has not confirmed any specific hardware development plans yet.
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