OpenAI has quietly updated the UI of the ChatGPT web app, giving it a cleaner look. But all the AI tools you need are there.
AI has been dominating the news cycle once again, and not just because Google unloaded an incredible number of new Gemini and Gemini-powered tools and AI experiences when the company hosted its annual I/O developer conference this week.
A day before the main I/O 2025 keynote, Microsoft’s Build conference also produced plenty of AI news. More interesting (and shocking) was OpenAI’s formal acknowledgment on Wednesday that it’s building its own hardware for ChatGPT.
OpenAI announced that it purchased Jony Ive’s new venture “io,” which has already designed a supposedly groundbreaking AI ChatGPT personal device that might launch as soon as next year.
OpenAI’s surprise announcement was a clear attack on Google’s increasingly impressive Gemini capabilities. There’s no denying that Gemini can do things ChatGPT can’t, and that’s thanks to all the proprietary Google apps that Google can leverage to turn Gemini into an even better, more personal assistant.
OpenAI also announced ChatGPT improvements for developers, which should allow them to build better, faster AI apps in the future.
