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    OpenAI is raiding Apple's talent and manufacturing pool for its wild AI hardware dream

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    Jony Ive’s OpenAI is poaching some of Apple’s best people and hitting up iPhone component manufacturers, betting it can succeed at hardware where others have flopped.

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    OpenAI is aggressively poaching Apple talent with $1M+ stock offers. It promises less bureaucracy to lure veterans in design, manufacturing, and supply chain.

    The exodus is being steered by Tang Tan, OpenAI’s chief hardware officer and a 25-year Apple veteran. Tan once reported to John Ternus, Apple’s hardware chief, and was known for turning Jony Ive’s sketches into mass-manufactured products.

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