The Rabbit R1 isn’t doomed yet, but it is at a crossroads. It risks becoming another Humane AI Pin, an ambitious but ultimately forgettable attempt at AI hardware. But if Rabbit takes decisive ...

AI. The initial excitement of ChatGPT had settled, and we wondered how AI would transform the way we interact with technology ...

He has written news, reviews, and more as a tech journalist since 2020. The engineers don’t use the Rabbit R1 at all for the demonstration. Instead, they type their requests into a prompt box on ...

This omission leaves some uncertainty regarding the R1’s relevance and how Rabbit intends to integrate its hardware with its evolving AI capabilities. Despite these uncertainties, the ...

However, it also raises questions about why the company’s $199 R1 device—a wearable AI gadget—wasn’t ... its focus to software rather than hardware. Rabbit’s new Android agent builds ...

Imagine an AI that doesn’t just guess an answer but walks through each solution, like a veteran scientist outlining every ...

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That's a blow to Humane and its hopes of selling an entirely new category of hardware, but the failure of the Ai Pin isn't just about Humane, it's about the future of AI hardware. While Humane's pin ...

To really show off Rabbit's AI ... R1 didn't have much momentum after it came out and often felt like a limited smartphone with an odd feature set. Now, instead of asking people to buy new ...