OpenAI President Greg Brockman addressed Apple's lawsuit against the company, stating that OpenAI is "plenty innovative" and has "no interest in other companies' trade secrets." He emphasized OpenAI's focus on its "own development and technology" and its long-term product roadmap.

Apple accused OpenAI of a scheme to steal confidential information from Apple employees. Despite the litigation, Brockman confirmed OpenAI is working on its own hardware devices, with an expected release "soon." Rumors suggest the first product is a voice-first, mobile smart speaker designed as an AI companion. OpenAI is developing a "family of devices" and its own chips, aiming for devices "built for the AI era."

Brockman also acknowledged that the current ChatGPT app is "kind of a mess" due to the merging of ChatGPT and Codex, but expects improvements with the separate Work tab disappearing by year-end.