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After a $6.5 billion acquisition, Ive is joining Altman at OpenAI to create new AI-native devices…
Before he revolutionized tech with Steve Jobs, Jony Ive wanted to quit Apple. Now he’s forging a new power pair with OpenAI’s Sam Altman
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