ChatGPT's parent company OpenAI is also said to be working on a project that would have the central focus of creating a device to replace computers and smartphones . However, this project, which also involves former Apple design chief Jony Ive, is still likely to take some time to emerge.
In this sense, long before OpenAI eventually launches any hardware product, we will see the so-called “software agent” in operation . The idea behind this system is that computers and smartphones will be controlled by AI and not so much by the user. The “software agent” designed by OpenAI will be able to run apps, autonomously click on buttons and enter text to buy, for example, a plane ticket for the user. We are therefore talking about a “super assistant” capable of giving Siri, Alexa and company a run for their money.
The "agent software" that jordan number screening OpenAI and other technology companies are developing would act as a sort of bridge between the graphical user interface that we currently use on computers and smartphones and the interface that is independent of all types of hardware that will likely see the light of day in the future.
With the help of the “super assistants” that OpenAI and company are currently working on, major technology companies are aiming to integrate AI (with even greater vehemence and depth) into people’s daily lives.
The battle is, however, expected to be extremely fierce and it is currently unknown which concept will end up prevailing. Will we be at the mercy of predominantly visual user interfaces in the future or will they be more acoustic in nature? Are we perhaps on the threshold of something radically different that our minds cannot even imagine?
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