Leak claims OpenAI develops earbud-style wearable with twist

A leak reported by TechRadar suggests that OpenAI, the creator of ChatGPT, is developing an earbud-style wearable device. The device reportedly includes a surprising twist in its design. The story was published on January 15, 2026.

TechRadar has published details from a significant leak indicating that OpenAI is working on a new wearable product. According to the report, the device takes the form of earbuds but incorporates an unexpected element that sets it apart from typical wearables.

The article's title highlights the 'big OpenAI leak' and emphasizes the surprising nature of the development. Its description notes, 'We didn’t think it would look like this,' pointing to an unconventional appearance or feature.

This revelation comes amid OpenAI's ongoing expansions beyond AI chatbots into hardware. No further specifics on the twist or timeline were detailed in the available information. The publication date is January 15, 2026, at 16:22:42 UTC.

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