Let's let this gadget make decisions for us. How secure is R1 when it comes to privacy? It is still early to clear up all the doubts that arise about the Rabbit R1, but little by little we are breaking down the little information we have about this device, which […]
This is how Rabbit plans to change our relationship with Artificial Intelligence. We've talked about it in some of our previous articles. We're used to LLMs or Large Language Models, but even though they're extraordinarily useful, it's true that they can't be said to be proactive. And this is where the company
The development of Large Action Models begins its race The world of artificial intelligence continues its unstoppable path, opening more and more paths for development, and it seems that now it is the turn of the LAMs - Large Action Models - or Great Action Models in Spanish, main
"First there were AI chatbots. Now AI assistants can order Ubers and book vacations." The popular news and general content website npr.org, through its editor and Los Angeles correspondent Bobby Allyn, has written a short article where he reviews his experience and opinions on the Rabbit.
The addition of new members to the team indicates that they have planned a launch with great fanfare. Just a few hours ago we read the following message on X: Suddenly, and without having announced it - or at least it slipped my mind - Simon Balmain, Community Manager or developer has become part of the
In a live demonstration, Jesse Lyu shows how real-time translation works The weeks of waiting are getting long for me —and I still have 6 months to receive it— but in the meantime, as if they were little pills of information, Jesse Lyu is launching some of the tests he is doing to test
We finally have some thoughts on the Rabbit R1 after its unveiling at CES 2024 in Las Vegas this past January. Lucas Brown, a Medium writer, shared his impressions in an article titled Rabbit R1: Ditching Apps, Embracing AI Companionship in Your Pocket.
We're still waiting for the R1 and although the first units won't be long in reaching the first buyers, we're still gathering information. Rabbit R1: Not Just Another Device The Rabbit R1 is emerging as a revolution in the field of AI personal assistants —and it's complicated these days—. This device transcends being a mere
We already have some data on how Jesse Lyu's company is going to make money. The Rabbit R1 is sold as an extraordinarily cheap device—around €200, including shipping to Spain—with no subscription and, apparently, no additional costs in the future. This competitive price makes it an attractive option compared to other devices.
Everything we know about the R1's "eyes" so far. Since the presentation came out just over two weeks ago, we've been scouring the internet for any new information we can find, so we can share what little knowledge we have about this project that has had such a huge impact.
