On July 30, Beijing time, as reported by the tech website MacRumors, Greg Brockman, President of OpenAI, addressed the lawsuit initiated by Apple against his company in an interview and unveiled OpenAI's future product roadmap. He reaffirmed that OpenAI boasts formidable innovation capabilities and holds no interest in pilfering trade secrets from other firms. Brockman emphasized that, despite the ongoing lawsuit, OpenAI remains resolute in its commitment to executing its long-term strategy, with a keen focus on its proprietary technology and product development. He refrained from revealing the launch date of OpenAI's inaugural hardware device but hinted that users could anticipate its arrival in the near future. This device is envisioned as an 'AI companion with human-like qualities' tailored for home environments. Moreover, OpenAI is in the process of constructing a 'family of devices' and is also venturing into the development of its own chips. Furthermore, Brockman acknowledged the imperfections in the interface design of the new iteration of the ChatGPT desktop application. However, he asserted that such imperfections are an inevitable phase in the product's evolution and announced that a seamless, pageless interaction experience would be realized by the year's end.