Normally, I would fully agree, but seeing as they've poached in the neighborhood of 400 engineers from Apple in the last couple years, I'd say they might have some newfound 'technical chops'. I'm sorta butthurt and kinda furious that those former Apple-ites chose to bail and join OAI. And Jonny Ive has always been a bit of an emperor's new clothes blowhard -- yeah, give me billions and a skunkworks and I can design some pretty amazing ****, too, my bro, believe that. Apple's not perfect, and I'm sure the last few years there were frustrating for AI people, but.. they've stuck to their guns, persevered, and are in a good place to push effective, useful and trusted personal AI to new heights. OpenAI may actually be weighing down the opposite end of the see-saw - I think they become less trustful on a daily basis, and giving them access to anything of mine is at the bottom of my to do list. So, we shall see. A fully executed corporate faceplant wouldn't be unappreciated tbh. **** those guys."Smart glasses, a smart lamp, and potentially earbuds are also reportedly in development"
Besides the creep factor that's part and parcel of anything OpenAI, I think the larger question is whether they have the technical chops to deliver on this in a way that meaningfully competes with anything from Apple or Samsung. I don't think they do.