Abidur Chowdhury, a former designer at Apple who contributed to the development of the iPhone Air, is joining the AI startup Hark as its head of design. Hark's founder, Brett Adcock, announced this move, highlighting the company’s strategy to attract talent from major tech firms. Chowdhury’s appointment is part of a broader effort by Hark to enhance its design capabilities and compete in the growing AI sector. Hark has been actively recruiting engineers from prominent companies like Google, Meta, and Amazon. This influx of talent signals Hark's ambition to establish a strong foothold in the rapidly evolving AI market. Adcock, who also leads the robotics company Figure AI, aims to leverage Chowdhury’s experience to elevate Hark’s product design and innovation.