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I would be curious to see how OpenAI or Anthropic would implement this vision without the inertia of a ~200,000 person company and with all the enormous brain g
by vovavili 5mo ago
I would be curious to see how OpenAI or Anthropic would implement this vision without the inertia of a ~200,000 person company and with all the enormous brain gain these two companies now have. A Linux-based, LLM-native phone/laptop hybrid is pretty close to being my personal dream consumer device.
- benoau 5mo agoThere are rumours OpenAI is making a smartphone - https://techcrunch.com/2026/04/27/openai-could-be-making-a-phone-with-ai-agents-replacing-apps/ https://techcrunch.com/2026/04/27/openai-could-be-making-a-p...
- kspacewalk2 5mo agoCan I somehow strip out the LLM-native part and just have a polished Linux-based mobile device, without someone trying to control what I run on it? Because that would be my personal dream.
- vovavili 5mo agoI'd imagine that there would be little financial incentive to spend millions on UX/UI and polish for this kind of device without an LLM capacity.
- kspacewalk2 5mo agoI'm okay with capacity, and turning it on by default. I just want the ability to chuck it in the trash can if I want to, and use my device without unremovable apps and features.
- vovavili 5mo agoThe Zed approach indeed is the only consumer-friendly way.
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- rchaud 5mo agoIsn't that what the Framework laptop does?