NEW OpenAI Device is INSANE!

New Open AI device is insane. Open AAI just accidentally revealed their secret weapon. The leak happened during the Super Bowl, then vanished within hours. Open AAI is denying everything. But the proof is everywhere. The Super Bowl just

became an AI battleground. Every major AI company bought ads. Anthropic, OpenAI, GenSpark, AI. com. All of them fighting for attention. But OpenAI's ad was boring. Just some basic stuff about codecs. Nothing exciting. Then something wild happened. A second ad leaked online. And this one changed everything.

This leaked ad shows a Hollywood actor named Alexander Scarsgur sitting at a table. There's this strange metallic object in front of him like a smooth stone, but made of metal. He's wearing these weird earbuds that wrap around his ears. Not regular AirPods, something different, something futuristic. He stares at the device, picks it up slowly, walks to a mirror. The ad ends with one word on screen. dime. Within hours, the internet went crazy. Everyone said, "This is OpenAI's secret hardware project. The thing Johnny IV has been secretly building. The ad looked professional, real, not some fan-made video. " This was a legitimate commercial with a major actor. 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. Then OpenAI

started denying it. Their communications director said it's completely fake. Their CTO, Greg Brockman, tweeted, "It's not real. " They shut down the whole thing fast. Really fast. Too fast, maybe. Here's what makes this interesting. Someone on Reddit claimed to work at OpenAI. They posted this long explanation. Said their marketing team just had their worst week ever. Why? Because Anthropic launched these attack ads right before the Super Bowl. Ads that made OpenAI look bad. ads that ran inside chat GPT itself. So, OpenAI panicked. They supposedly had this dime ad ready to go, but they pulled it last second, replaced it with the safe, boring codeex ad instead. Then that Reddit post disappeared, deleted, gone. Let me

explain why this device actually makes sense. Open AAI has a huge problem right now. They make chat GBT. It's incredible. Millions of people use it, but they don't control how you access it. You use it on your iPhone or your Android or your computer. Apple and Google own those platforms. They control everything. They take their cut. They make the rules. Open AI can't build a better phone than Apple. That war is over. Apple won. Google has Android. Between them, they own every pocket on Earth. So, what does Open AI do? They can't compete with phones. They need something else, something new, a different way to reach people. That's where wearables come in. Everyone already wears earbuds. AirPods are massive. People wear them for hours every day. Music, podcasts, calls, everything. They're the most intimate tech device you own. They're literally inside your ears. You talk to them, they talk back. But they have one big problem. They can't see. They're blind. They only hear. What if you could fix that? What if you added vision to your earbuds? Not with bulky glasses. Nobody wants to wear AR glasses all day. But with a small device in your pocket, something that has cameras, sensors, processing power. It sees what you see, records what you experience, talks to you through your earbuds. That's the play. That's what this leaked ad showed. And if you want to learn how to automate your entire workflow with AI tools, like this OpenAI device when it launches, you need to join the AI Profit Boardroom. It's where I teach you how to scale your business, get more customers, and save hundreds of hours using AI automation. This is the exact stuff you'll need to know when devices like Dime hit the market. Link in the description. The earbuds are your

interface. The stone device is the brain. You wear the earbuds all day like you already do. The stone sits in your pocket or clips to your clothes. It's watching, listening, understanding. And when you need help, it talks directly into your ear. Nobody else hears just you in your AI, private, personal, powerful. Reports have been leaking for months about this exact device. Tech blogs have covered it. Inside sources have talked. They all say the same thing. Open AAI is building an AI wearable with Johnny IV. Johnny IV is

the guy who designed the iPhone, the iPad, AirPods, everything Apple made that looks incredible. He left Apple, started his own design firm, and OpenAI hired him to build their hardware. The project has a code name, Sweet Pea, is supposed to be an earbud system with a companion device behind the ear design, metal construction, high-end chips inside. It can connect to your iPhone, trigger Siri, work with your existing apps, but it's powered by Chat GPT, so it's way smarter than regular AirPods, way more capable. And here's the kicker. Leaks from China said the public name for Sweet Pea would be Dime, not Sweet Pea. That's just the internal code name. The actual product people buy would be called Dime. The exact same name from the leaked Super Bowl ad. That's not random. That's too specific to be a coincidence. So, what's really going on here? I think OpenAI did make this ad. I think they planned to run it during the Super Bowl, show off their new hardware, build massive hype. But then Anthropic attacked them publicly, made them look bad, and Open AAI got scared. They pulled the ad, went with something safe instead, but the ad already existed. Someone leaked it, maybe on purpose, maybe by accident, and now Open AI has to deny everything because they're not ready to launch yet. Or maybe this is genius marketing. Leak your own ad, deny it, let everyone talk about it, get millions of free views, make people desperate to know more. Then when you actually launch, everybody's already obsessed. Either way, OpenAI wins. This device is happening. Maybe not exactly like the ad showed. Maybe with a different name, but it's coming. Open AAI needs their own hardware. They can't rely on Apple and Google forever. Those companies are building their own AI. Apple has Apple Intelligence. Google has Gemini. They don't need Chat GPT. They're competition now. Open AAI needs a direct line to customers, their own device, their own ecosystem. And the earbud plus pocket brain combo is brilliant. It doesn't compete with phones. It enhances them. You keep your iPhone, but now you have an AI companion that's always on, always ready, always helpful. It's not trying to replace anything. It's adding something new. You

think about the use cases. You're walking down the street, you see a restaurant, you ask your AI what's good there. It instantly pulls reviews, tells you the best dishes, makes a reservation. You're in a meeting. Someone mentions a stat you don't know. You quietly ask your AI. It whispers the answer in your ear. Nobody else knows you're getting help. You're at the grocery store. You ask what to make for dinner. It sees what's in your cart, suggests recipes, adds missing ingredients to your list. This is what AI was supposed to be, not another app you open, not another screen you stare at, but an assistant that's actually with you, seeing what you see, hearing what you hear, understanding your context, helping in real time. That's the promise. And earbuds are how you deliver it. Apple should be worried. They have all the pieces. AirPods, iPhone, Siri. They could build this exact thing tomorrow. But they're moving slow. They're careful. They don't want to cannibalize iPhone sales. move too fast and mess up. Meanwhile, Open AAI has nothing to lose. They're not protecting an existing product. They can move fast, break things, take risks. If OpenAI ships this device first and it actually works, Apple will be scrambling to catch up, right? Same with Google, same with Meta, everyone will copy it because once people see what always on AI vision actually feels like, they won't go back. It'll be like going from smartphones back to flip phones. You can't unsee the future. The leaked ad might be fake. according to OpenAI. But the device is real. The leaks are too consistent, too detailed, too specific. Johnny IV doesn't waste time on fake projects. Major actors don't shoot fake commercials. Something is being built and it's close to launching. If you want to learn how to automate your entire workflow with AI tools like this Open AI device when it launches, you need to join the AI profit boardroom. is where I teach you how to scale your business, get more customers, and save hundreds of hours using AI automation. This is the exact stuff you'll need to know when devices like Dime hit the market. Link in the description. And if you want the full process, SOPs, and 100 plus AI use cases like this one, join the AI success lab, links in the comments and description. You'll get all the video notes from there, plus access to our community of 38,000 members who are crushing it with AI. We share what's working, what's not, and how to stay ahead of everyone else who's still doing things the old way. All right, thanks for watching.