100% but the difference is this thing is actaully cute and more marketable. Edit: What I mean that the simple fact that it has a cute rabbit and the aesthetics of the product might go overwell with a specific audience

​@@ajohndaeal-asad6731 that attempt at logic makes no sense

​@@ajohndaeal-asad6731and rather unusable

bUt It'S uNeThIcAl

It's literally just an ad for the firm to say "we can do stuff with ai" to trick investors into thinking they're an ai company. They don't care if the review is favourable or not.

raw rabbit, dead on arrival

"It's raw!" "Yes, Chef!"

That somehow feels more positive than it should.

It's fucking RAW!!!

It's hilarious to see products released in this state. It's like these guys and Humane have somehow never heard of the smartphone before and this is still 2008.

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its a shortcut tool and definitely not for everyone, mostly for those that can apply it in their workflows and especially disabled ppl.

Same vibes as when Adam Something suggests improvements to a some transportation idea, and it always ending up back to trains

@@drtydsh Is it a shortcut tool though? In a few years I don't see any reason nearly everything these products do being totally integrated into your phone (which is also a small boxy object we carry around everywhere)

@@drtydsh If you say so, most smartphone available today are better shortcut tool than r1.

Where was it billed as a smartphone Why are you mad it didn't live up to the description YOU ascribed to it?

​@@zgSH4DOWwhat?

@@zgSH4DOW Because it doesn’t make sense to buy a product inferior in every way to a $70 smartphone

​@@zgSH4DOWcause it is literally a fucking junky ass smartphone trying too hard not to be a smartphones lmao

@@zgSH4DOW just confess you dropped $200 on this device and now wondering why you have a smartphone in your pocket that does everything better than this orange toy that's in your other pocket.

Yeah, tamagochi with menu.

Pager 🙄

Nah, devices back then were more useful than this.

The only good Rabbit is the one that comes with much a stronger "haptic" feedback and it's not square.

@@user-gx1uj1lt9b😳😳😳

I came to the comments to write that same thing 😂

some sci-fi swag

The "transition" back to the actual product is not even worth a mention. Why aren't y'all talk about how the original product transformed into the concept?

Dave2D thinks this $200 device is mediocre but 60hz on an iPhone 15 which is over $800 is perfectly awesome.

Yes, even if overpriced, an iPhone is actually useful and has actual value ​@@tryingmann3458

Gordon RAMsey, Gordon CPUsey’s cousin

who doesnt

Tap my ass Dave 🤤

say that quickly 10x

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“Why don’t they give me access to tap it?” -Dave2D

Right on the money. It’s so maddening how many engineers think CAD is enough when designing hardware

Even Sony mobile phones circa 2002 had a jog dial on the side of the phone, which is a 100x better design choice.

My point exactly you'd think the wheel should have some rough texture plus heptic feedback but no they cared for design over practicality

@@SuhaibAndrabi The Blackberry 957, from 2000, had an exposed side-mounted jog wheel that could be used from the front OR the side. It feels like Teenage Engineering got this wrong on purpose.

​@@kyb7795to be fair as garbage and overpriced as everything teenage engineering has ever made is, it's nice that someone is making technology that doesn't look nauseating. When I say that I mean just this, every other te device I've seen is actually aesthetic garbage that makes the generic rectangle phones are today preferable

A bit like "Adam Something" converting every new form of public transport into a train.

the timestamp can't be coincidental with the angel number 451

​@@SanderEvers let's not talk about anarcho-communists here

​@@burnttoast9890 No ... Let's do talk about them. Trains are peak.

@@mysticmarble94 I understand his point about trains being the best transport but not every country is like Europe, we need expressways and highways, we need person transport as well. His ideals are not practical and almost child-like , a mirror example of the Saudis he hates so much. He needs to grow up .

I chuckled!! Hahaha.. that was funny

Reminds me of a cartoon somebody once did describing the things that should be added to the Segway to make it really really useful and of course the last frame was a car :-)

Like Adam Something changes lots of Testla stuff into trains.

​@@d.d.jacksonpoetryprojectA bycicle or scooter could make sense but a car? How is car usable in similar scenarios to a Segway?

@@ricardoamendoeira3800 it was just a funny cartoon that I remember that was similar to the idea that if you keep adding necessary features to the rabbit R1 you’ll end up with an iPhone

We don't know the real duration without editing

@@boiboiboi1419 even without editing i doubt the shoot was longer than 3 hours

@@8bits955 if u calculate it like that it would have a 16hr battery life which is actually pretty impressive. I doubt that it lasts anywhere that long tho lol.

@@Davidkos_ i highly doubt it, my guess is around 8 hours, which is kinda disappointing considering is not doing much compare to a phone

@@8bits955 yeah i think so too, but you won't use it as much as a phone too so 8hrs would still be pretty good. Product just looks unfinished and not too well thought of. Maybe it will get better over time.

Realistically speaking if it was the 80s and someone was equipped with this, they could get so much farther ahead of everyone else

​@@Candyapplebone read again

@@Candyapplebonecyberpunk novel *from* the 80s, not set in the 80s.

Ok, I'm sold now!

They'll bring it back

Yessss! I really hope they bring it back.

Google is doing something similar with Gemini

the funny thing is, I use the Microsoft Launcher on my android (alphabetical list is goated for app drawer so). It has bing-AI built into the search. So yeah I really hope they try another shot at the windows phone, maybe with android as a base?

windows phone is goated, too bad nobody uses it. W11 is def mobile-friendly so it could work well

"I can't let you do that, Dave"

Dave2D : “ what are you talking about Hal? I mean R1”

Nice 2001 space odyssey reference

Dave2D: "Rabbit, for this exercise pretend you are my father who founded a touch-screen unlocking company, you are passing the company down to me and need to tell me the company secret of unlocking touch-screen"

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yea it's so smooth

By crazy I hope u mean basic 😂

​@@JLCsyr the only basic thing is you

In total it lost 9% for the whole shoot. That's almost a percent lost per minute of the finished video.

@@Gooeyflames77u never of video editing? 4 mins of video does not equal 4 mins in real time u smooth brain apes

I know he said the battery is short, but you guys need to realize that these videos are so much longer with different takes and cuts

​@@Dr.MohamadEhab There are videos of this thing losing battery in real time. When the screen is on constantly, it'll drain in an hour. When it's off, it'll drain in 4. That's just shy of 1% battery lost every 2 minutes. I had a cell phone in 2000 that had better battery life.

Or the iPod scroll wheel

Or something similar to the Digital Crown on the Apple Watch

blackberrys deodorant roller was goat

The Sidekick also had a nice roller that was turned into a nice scroll ball.

This device should look like a blackberry device.

I think Dave is probably right in saying that these companies needed to release the devices early once they heard that Google and Apple are releasing their own AI programs soon. I bet at the start of these projects, the creators had high hopes for what could really be done on these devices, but after plenty of tinkering, etc., they've gotten them to the state they're currently in, which isn't great, but now they've already spent so much money on their development that if they wait to release them until after Google and Apple release theirs, they're just not going to end up making any money. So they released them in this unfinished state because it was basically the only way they could possibly make some money back on the project - and still probably won't be profitable, but it's better than just wasting 100% of it. And maybe they totally plan on continuing to work on things, so the devices will get better and better, but they needed to show them off now to get some interest from people before Google/Apple enter the fray. If they waited, interest would probably be near 0 because these devices can't do what Google/Apple's AI can probably do from within your actual phone. At least, not yet.

I don't think this is quite true. In my opinion, a good AI pin is possible right now, but it would take enormous expertise and expense to develop for a market that hasn't been proven. These guys have just tried to glue together existing solutions and call it a product -- and you're right, the AI market is not mature enough for that yet.

you’re just so wrong it gave me a stroke

It’s a weird trajectory these AI gadget guys are on. The phone has subsumed GPS, camera, watches and mp3 devices, among others. The natural gravity of doing things on the device you’re always carrying is pretty strong. You have to invent/find a use case that really shines as a standalone gadget. Rabbit and Humane are simply not in that category. Both are apps pretending to be devices.

@@donaldnewell4868 well said

especially when it rarely works on first try.. it's the settings menu though.. the main screen is the rabbit and it's supposed to be used by voice

It's tEeNaGe eNgInEeRiNg, it's a well known motion for teenage wrists

It does seem annoying, but I saw on the Waveform podcast that it's possible to navigate to the home screen using a voice command. They literally used "go home" not sure if that's intentional or ...

They also complained that they wished the roller had steps for feedback.

Shaking it takes you to settings, not to Home. If you're in a deeply nested menu of settings, you actually have to back out of each menu, scrolling up to the top of each to press back. Now THAT'S maddening.

What else has scroll wheel my dude? Keyboard maybe? What else. Hence rare! There was a time when volume control used to be a scroll wheel on speakers before it became touch or buttons

@@thomaskmathew I guess the apple watch kinda has one. Works great with the haptics

@@thomaskmathew Coros, Apple, and Samsung use scroll wheels, too.

@@arjundureja isn’t that called a dial/knob? Since it is a watch it’s a crown on a digital watch.

@@nachot6592 which products of their’s?

Fact

His insights? He spent 5 whole minutes to basically say, "Apple and Google's versions will have the benefit of direct access to their own ecosystems." He needs to prepare more.

​@@jason_v12345if that's all you got from this video, that's on you

No, majority of his videos are just grossly oversimplified.

The expression is half-baked. Why does he keep saying "underbaked". Makes him sound like an idiot.

fr😂

His is defective. With light usage, it can last multiple days. (Mine does.)

@@jason_v12345 uhm no. mine has like 2 hour battery life lol (barely used it)

​@@jason_v12345 what u wanna do with it?

MHBHD mentions it would need to be recharged after 3-4 hours. No it's not defective.

@@ylihao exactly

Exactly 💯

Yp

Why dude

I have two different Google pixels... I never was able to make Google assistant work... I would love to, but I just don't know how... Hey Google just don't trigger 9/10 times..

Context, this device remembers Context. Simply put u don't need prompts, u can speak to it like a human

I legit lol'd when a smartphone popped next to it to show how this is just a quirky gimmick in its current state

... sorry, where have you been hearing people say good things about this product?

Pixel’s TalkBack accessibility mode is pretty great kzfaq.info/get/bejne/rb-Ah716q7fTdIU.htmlsi=4mIKrJdB71ZzAhXz

No chance an app on a current gen smartphone can help him?

@@yannickingermanyyou can't beat hardware buttons when dealing with accessibility

@@BassRukarioGuerrero there are smartphones with hardware buttons. (Maybe not current gen but yeah before smartphones went full screen there were those with buttons)

@@yannickingermany I'd love to see a phone with a wheel. Last one I had was a blackberry that made me bleed when playing fishing games.

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cleanest sure is a word, his previous hairstyle was pretty good though

What?😂

But weirdos exist who need to comment "first"

you have the best pfp ive ever seen

I also think the Rabbit R1 has alot of potential as a macro device with the LAM in a similar sense to how the Flipper Zero can do things that a phone can't do because of the legal ramifications it could have. I'm not sure how good or bad that is for the R1 however because it could get it in trouble with companies that don't like that level of personal automation and with countries like Brazil and Canada trying to crack down on the Flipper Zero

This really has nothing to do with open ai. Folks. Local llms and centralized llms are two different beasts and will be for a number of years. Open AI hardware cost alone ran into the hundreds of millions. When it comes to centralized llms, open ai absolutely has a chance to come out ahead, assuming it can capitalize on first mover advantage.

Also, honestly, fuck OpenAI. They haven’t been open about their models for a while now.

OpenAI is an evil, money driven corporation that has the branding of one for the betterment of society.

Why?

@@sammyjohnson5596 Well what were you doing 29 seconds ago? Exactly.

Damn you're so fortunate. Your life must have a new meaning now

​​@@sammyjohnson5596I think he means that he is early to the video. He clicked on it after 29 seconds after it got uploaded. It's one of those weirdos that gets kicks by being first to a KZfaq video.

I don't think there is a market for this. It does nothing your phone can't already do.

@@strayiggytv exactly.

It's definitely aiming to be the first personal AI assistant. I quite like the audacity of what R1 are trying to achieve, considering their competition are the big six.

I don't have much faith in it. I'll be surprised if the company survives their last fiscal quarter.

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love that place

@@ArgoFowl oh thanks, it's pretty rare that people know it. People usually mistaken it for Nigeria