00:00 brian
Obviously, there's a lot of capital and a lot of focus on this Code Red moment for Chat GPT. Does that mean we don't? I think you and I talked about this at the Goldman conference, but does that mean we won't see that hardware device from OpenAI next year? Does it seem like it's being pushed further outwards?
00:20 Speaker A
Brian, I thought I told you that you weren't allowed to ask me questions about hardware devices.
00:24 brian
Why did I ask what it was or wasn't? I just asked if it was coming or not.
00:29 Speaker A
No, hardware is still to come. Well, I usually think that hardware takes a long time to develop, right? That was one of the things I learned at Square. Software can literally complete your software in days, weeks, months, but in fact, with our Codex products, you can truly do it in hours, and the software will do it for you.
00:59 Speaker A
When it comes to hardware, decisions need to be made over the course of a quarter or even years. So, while that device is still on track, it will take more than a year to develop. Therefore, there are no changes for now. No announcement will be made. If I don't, Jony Ive will come and get me.
01:17 Speaker A
Um, but we're very excited about what that board means for people's AI experience. As I talked about at Goldman, the Internet and then the mobile era really made us think about flat devices, like thumb-to-talk devices.
01:33 Speaker A
Well, AI is multimodal. We can experience this in a more human and intuitive way. We can talk to it, we can hear it, we can see it. Hmm, that's not enough. It hasn't sunk in yet in our personal words, but we're very excited about what the new hardware board brings.
