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TWiT 1092: You Brought a Knife to a Wolf Fight - Apple Accuses OpenAI of Trade Secret Theft

Explore episode Jul 13, 2026
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Hardware Form Factor Wars: What Should OpenAI Build?

TWiT 1092: You Brought a Knife to a Wolf Fight - Apple Accu… · Jul 13, 2026 Technology

Everyone's guessing at the right AI hardware form factor. Patrick argues the phone wins by default. Wesley proposes a USB-C AI dongle that attaches to any device — an idea Leo calls something 'nobody has ever said before.' The real constraint isn't hardware; it's the camera privacy problem that will follow any always-on wearable.

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