At a posh San Francisco Mediterranean spot, with views of Alcatraz and $100 fish on the menu, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman drops some jaw-dropping hints about the future
At a posh San Francisco Mediterranean spot, with views of Alcatraz and $100 fish on the menu, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman drops some jaw-dropping hints about the future — and it’s not just about AI.
Picture this: Altman strolls in, bare iPhone in hand, no case — a move he jokingly defends like it’s a matter of principle. But then the real reveal comes: a sleek, stunning AI device, designed with Apple’s legendary Jony Ive, is on its way. And Altman’s serious when he says, “If you put a case over it, I will personally hunt you down.”
What does this mysterious device mean for the future of AI — and how will it change the way we live and work after GPT-5?
At a dinner that was half on-record and half off-the-record, Altman and his team shared tantalizing glimpses of OpenAI’s next big moves. But the biggest takeaway? The AI revolution is only just beginning, and the future might be more beautiful — and more disruptive — than anyone imagined.
