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Wayne Ma @ The Information 3 place · 09/19/2025 09:00 EDT

OpenAI Raids Apple for Hardware Talent, Manufacturing Partners

As OpenAI’s plans to make devices infused with its artificial intelligence get closer to reality, the company is increasingly plucking talent from Silicon Valley’s most successful device maker: Apple.

In recent months, the startup behind ChatGPT has been raiding the ranks of Apple’s design, manufacturing and supply chain teams, in addition to Apple’s team of AI researchers, according to ten current and former Apple employees and a review of LinkedIn profiles. OpenAI has also begun tapping the same supply c

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