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OpenAI and Jony Ive are building a smart speaker with a camera for 2027. Plus, Anthropic exposes 16M fake chats used by Chinese AI labs to copy Claude.
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OpenAI and Jony Ive are building a $200 to $300 smart speaker with a camera, aiming to launch in early 2027.
OpenAI is working on its first hardware device with designer Jony Ive. The new product is expected to be a smart speaker with a built in camera and facial recognition for purchases. The company hopes to release it by early 2027.
The project started after OpenAI bought Iveβs startup Io Products for $6.5 billion in May. The deal brought in former Apple leaders to guide hardware, design, and supply chain work.
The speakerβs camera may watch its surroundings and gently push users to take action. It could also use a Face ID style system to approve payments.
The team is also planning AI smart glasses, but they may not launch until 2028 or later. A smart lamp has already been built as a prototype.
OpenAI has never released a physical product before. Jony Ive is famous for his work at Apple, which makes this launch highly watched. At the same time, companies like Apple and Amazon are pushing deeper into AI devices.
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Anthropic says Chinese AI labs used over 16 million fake chats to copy Claudeβs abilities.
Anthropic claims that DeepSeek, Moonshot, and MiniMax carried out a large and coordinated effort to extract knowledge from its AI model, Claude. The company says the groups used more than 16 million fake conversations across 24,000 accounts to train their own systems.
MiniMax ran the biggest operation, with over 13 million exchanges, and was caught while still active. Anthropic says the lab switched focus to a new model in less than 24 hours after being detected.
DeepSeek reportedly asked Claude to explain its reasoning step by step and rewrite politically sensitive questions. This may have helped them build data for both logic training and content control.
Anthropic says this method, known as distillation, trains a weaker model using the outputs of a stronger one.
Chinese AI companies have been moving closer to the top level of global AI development. If these claims are true, some of that progress may have relied on copying the very models they aim to compete with.
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