OpenAI president Greg Brockman says the company is developing a “family of devices” to bring ChatGPT into everyday use, describing the effort as part of a broader plan to build products for what he calls the AI era. According to multiple reports, OpenAI is not positioning a single device as the end goal, but instead pursuing multiple AI-powered hardware options that can be carried and used with ongoing voice interaction.
Brockman also discusses a “voice-first” approach to computing, emphasizing continuous, conversational access to ChatGPT rather than relying only on traditional screen-based experiences. While the sources agree on the existence of the hardware strategy, they do not provide consistent specifics on device types, technical specifications, or pricing. OpenAI reportedly keeps details limited, including release timing.
In addition to hardware plans, Brockman references product updates and policy or feature changes, including privacy improvements related to Temporary Chat and changes planned for the ChatGPT desktop app. The reports also note that OpenAI continues to follow its own technology roadmap while expanding AI features ahead of future device launches.
