Everyday AI Podcast – An AI and ChatGPT Podcast Ep 615: OpenAI going after Apple hardware, Google brings Gemini to Chrome, Microsoft CEO’s dire warning on AI and more AI News That Matters
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Sep 22, 2025 OpenAI is making bold moves by recruiting Apple hardware talent. Google is enhancing its Chrome browser with new AI features, including the intuitive Gemini. Microsoft’s CEO has issued a stark warning about the risks of AI, suggesting it could threaten the company’s relevance. Meanwhile, Meta's Llama AI has received government approval for federal use. The podcast covers significant investments in UK AI infrastructure and discusses user studies highlighting how people interact with different AI chatbots.
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OpenAI Targets Apple Hardware Ecosystem
- OpenAI is hiring senior Apple hardware talent and tapping Apple suppliers to build multiple AI devices.
- The first OpenAI device could arrive in late 2026 or early 2027, signaling a broad hardware push.
Meta's Llama Joins Federal AI Tools
- The U.S. GSA approved Meta's Llama models for federal use, expanding government access to commercial AI.
- This joins approvals for AWS, Microsoft, Google, Anthropic, and OpenAI under centralized security vetting.
Gemini Built Into Chrome For Contextual Help
- Google rolled Gemini features into Chrome, offering page summaries, cross-tab synthesis, and a pinned Gemini chatbot.
- Gemini can pull context from multiple tabs and will add an AI Omnibox mode to suggest actions without replacing search.