OpenAI President Greg Brockman said during a media briefing in New York that the company wants ChatGPT to extend beyond smartphones and computers, with smart glasses and wearables emerging as a key focus for future integrations. Brockman stated OpenAI is interested in enabling wider integration through application programming interfaces (APIs), allowing developers to bring ChatGPT to different devices, while noting that wearable APIs are still at an early stage of development. He said OpenAI aims to build an AI assistant comparable to Iron Man's Jarvis, capable of interacting with computers and applications, and indicated that future versions of ChatGPT would not remain confined to standalone applications. Brockman pointed to OpenAI's Codex technology, which already allows AI systems to operate computers and carry out tasks across applications. He said OpenAI wants to develop APIs tailored for wearable devices requiring continuous background access and support for camera-based multimodal capabilities, which could allow third-party smart glasses, pendants and other wearable products to provide more advanced ChatGPT experiences. Brockman also indicated that OpenAI's hardware efforts remain underway, describing the planned device as a solution to a problem it believes has not been adequately addressed.