NEW ChatGPT Gumdrop is INSANE! 🤯

Chat GPT just changed everything. They're building hardware, their first device ever. And it's not what you think. It's not a phone. It's not a tablet. It's a pen. A tiny pen that fits in your pocket. No screen, just voice. And it might kill the iPhone. This is the craziest AI news I've seen all year. Joan I've designed it. The same guy who made the iPhone. And now he's trying to replace it. Let me show you what's happening. Hey, if we haven't met already, I'm the digital avatar of Julian Goldie, CEO of SEO agency Goldie Agency. Whilst he's helping clients get more leads and customers, I'm here to help you get the latest AI updates. Julian Goldie reads every comment, so make sure you comment below. Today, we're talking about something wild. Open AAI is building a pen. Their first physical product ever is called Gumdrop, and this could completely change how we use AI. All right, let's dive in. So, what is Gumdrop? It's OpenAI's first consumer hardware device, and it's designed to be a third core device in your life. You have your phone, you have your laptop. Now, you'd have this. It's pen shaped, super small, fits in your pocket. But here's the wild part. No screen, zero. It works entirely through voice and sensors. You talk to it like a person. It listens, it responds, it helps. And get this, it can see and transcribe. You write something by hand.

It captures it. You ask a question, it answers instantly. It's basically chat GBT in your pocket, but way more natural. Now, let me tell you who's behind this because this is where it gets really interesting. Sam Alman, CEO of OpenAI, teamed up with Joanie IV. Yes, that Joanie IV, the guy who designed the iPhone, the MacBook, the iPod, the design legend. Open AAI basically acquired his entire design studio for $6. 5 billion. That's not a

typo. 6. 5 billion. They're going all in on hardware and they're working with Foxcon to manufacture it. Foxcon is the same company that makes iPhones. So, they know what they're doing. They're planning to produce this in Vietnam or the US, not China. That tells you they're thinking global scale from day one. This isn't some side project. This is OpenAI's big bet on the future. Now, here's why I think this is insane. Apple controls the iPhone. Google controls Android. If you want to use chat GPT

you go through their app stores. You play by their rules. But with Gumdrop, OpenAI bypasses all of that. They own the hardware. They own the interaction. No middleman. That's a massive strategic move. And honestly, it's kind of genius. All right, let me show you how this thing actually works. It's voice first. Completely voice first. You don't type, you don't tap, you just talk, like you're talking to a person. Imagine this. You're in a meeting. Someone's writing notes on a whiteboard. You point Gumdrop at it. It captures everything, transcribes it, organizes it all through voice commands. Or you're brainstorming ideas for your business. You just talk out loud. Gumdrop listens. It captures your thoughts. It can even help you organize them into action steps. Think about students. They're sitting in a lecture taking notes by hand. Gumdrop can see those notes, transcribe them, and even answer questions about the material later. For business owners, this is huge. You could dictate tasks while you're walking. Create content while you're driving. capture ideas the moment they hit you. Let me give you a real example. Say you're running an AI automation business. You're thinking about new ways to help clients. You pull

out Gumdrop and say, "Give me five automation ideas for real estate agents. " It responds instantly through voice. No typing, no screen, just natural conversation. Or you're reviewing handwritten client feedback. You show it to Gumdrop. It reads it, summarizes the key points, suggests next steps all in seconds. This is what makes it different from your phone. Your phone is a distraction machine. Notifications, apps, screens. Gumdrop is pure focus, pure productivity. Now, let's talk about the strategy behind this because this is brilliant. Open AAI wants to own the AI interaction layer. Right now, if you use Chat GPT, you're in Safari or Chrome or their app. Apple and Google control that experience. But with Gumdrop, Open AAI controls everything. The hardware, the software, the entire experience. They're taking a page out of Apple's playbook. Vertical integration. And here's the business model. They'll probably sell the device cheap, maybe even at cost, then charge you a monthly subscription for the AI service, just like Kindle. Cheap hardware, recurring revenue. This is smart because once you have the device, you're locked into their ecosystem. You're paying every month. They're building a relationship with you. And they're betting on voice. Voice is the future of AI interaction. It's faster than typing, more natural than tapping, more human. Think about it. When you talk to someone, you don't type. You don't look at a screen. You just talk. That's what Gumdrop is trying to recreate. Now, let's talk about use cases because this is where it gets really practical. For content creators

this is a gamecher. You could brainstorm video ideas out loud. Gumdrop captures them, organizes them, helps you build a content calendar. For entrepreneurs, you could plan your entire day through voice. Schedule tasks. Set reminders. Get contextaware suggestions based on what you're working on. For students, you could study more effectively. Ask questions about your notes, get explanations in real time, all without touching your phone. And here's where it connects to automation. Imagine using Gumdrop to control your business workflows. You say, "Send the weekly report to my team. " Done. You say, "Create a follow-up email for yesterday's leads. " Done. This is the kind of hands-free productivity that AI was meant to enable. No typing, no clicking, just thinking and speaking. Speaking of automation, if you want to learn how to actually use AI tools like this to save time and streamline your business, check out the AI Profit

Boardroom. We break down every new AI tool, show you exactly how to use it, and give you templates you can implement right away. Whether it's voice AI automation workflows, or tools like Gumdrop when they launch, we cover it all. Link in the description. All right, back to Gumdrop. Now, let's talk about the challenges because this isn't all sunshine and rainbows. There are real problems Open AI needs to solve. First, privacy. This thing is always listening, always watching. That's how it works. But that freaks people out and rightfully so. Open AI needs to be crystal clear about data handling. Where does the data go? How long is it stored? Can other people access it? These are real concerns. Second, technical hurdles. Real time voice AI is hard.

Really hard. You need low latency, natural conversation flow, accurate transcription. All of that is difficult to nail. We've seen other devices try this and fail. Remember the Humane AI pin or the Rabbit R1. Both were voice first devices. Both struggled with execution. Open AAI has better AI than those companies, but hardware is a different game. They're competing with Apple and Google who've been doing this for decades. Third, adoption. Do people actually want another device? We already carry phones, watches, earbuds. Do we need a pen, too? That's the big question. Open AI is betting yes. So, they're betting that voice AI is compelling enough to justify a new device. We'll see if they're right. And if Open AI nails the experience, if it actually feels natural and useful, then yeah, this could be huge. The fact that Joanie Ivy is involved tells you they're serious about design. This won't be some clunky prototype. It'll be beautiful, minimal, elegant. The fact that Foxcon is manufacturing tells you they're serious about scale. They're planning to sell millions of these, not just a tech demo. And the fact that they're launching in 2026 or 2027 means they're taking their time getting it right. So here's my take. Watch this space. Gumdrop could be revolutionary or it could be another failed AI gadget. But either way, it's a sign of where AI is headed. Voice first, screen less, always available. That's the vision. And honestly, I'm here for it. And if you want the full breakdown on Gumdrop, plus step-by-step guides on how to use AI automation in your business, join the AI success lab. is completely free. You'll get access to our community of over 40,000 members who are crushing it with AI. We share SOPs, use cases, and real world examples of how to implement this stuff. Links in the comments and description. Also, if you're serious about AI automation and want premium training, templates, and support, check out the AI Profit Boardroom. We go deep on every tool, every strategy, and show you exactly how to save time and scale your business with AI. No fluff, just practical implementation. link is in the description. That's it for today.