OpenAI's First Hardware: A 'Shortcut Key' for Coders, But Still Far from Smart Driving Interaction Logic

When I got the Micro last week, my first move wasn't connecting it to ChatGPT, but sticking it on the left side of the steering wheel—to simulate voice interaction alternatives in smart driving scenarios. The result was awkward: the Micro's keys are capacitive touch, requiring precise finger presses, and the accidental touch rate exceeded 30% when the steering wheel vibrated. Real-world data shows this tiny keyboard is better suited for coding at a fixed desk than for interaction inside a car cockpit.