Please show us PHI 3 on Android

the link to careerist isn't even in your description...

Looking at your review, I'm screaming inside. 😊 I want this toy-like cute early AI machine rabbit r1. My nephew, my parents, and even myself must be full of utilization.

@@user-bm1lk8nf4t are you sure it is not sponsored?

Can the Rabbit R1 be used to summarize a paper document you are looking at?

That's what I'm saying... is it sponsored or not? I think Matt is on the wrong side of this one. Courted by a little access and they immediately buckle. Incentives totally out of whack.

He is apparently lying, no intelligent person like this thing unless they are paid for.. and this makes you wonder what else he was lying about..

He is probably using an AI editing tool to cut out white space and didn't think twice about it.

GREAT catch! Was so obvious...that its easy to miss oddly. Funny thing is, I thought I was paying attention. lol. thx again.

why would you trust YT influencers that get paid to do so called "honest reviews" lol. Buy it yourself and test it. If you do not like it, return it.

Yeah, i wish things like copilot could access the camera though

100% of all this

Ya, and my phone can actually do it easily too. Considering that you can install Pi, let's just say your phone does 100% of it.

The color orange and the claim of decently sized hands ... Hmm 🤔

They want you to pay them instead of the company that designs your phone. That is the point.

its faster and soon you can train it to do things on the internet and pc for you like open photoshop or liking a twitter post

@@GatTheCat Even the slowest phones on the market these days have faster hardware than this. Soon (already?) phones will ubiquitously have everything useful a rabbit could ever hope to provide.

@@thomassynths But the Rabbit isn't doing anything local. Meaning it's going to be as fast as your phone for the same task. That said, I agree that I don't really understand the point of the device beyond having a dedicated conversation device. Something for kids maybe to play with?

@@thomassynths Very solid point Thomas. Once apple does their thing... will all their integrations... ?

and on-device a.i. is coming - probably some Apple announcements in June for a start

@@100eibbor Very poor quality stuff perhaps. The battery drain won't be anything to laugh about either.

Exactly. Apple and the Android companies will integrate AI into smartphones in the next year. They have access to all our data and they have the money and expertise to do it. Rabbit won’t be able to catch up in time (that’s my prediction).

What if you wanted to use your phone and the device at the same time? It's easier with 2 screens and a separate camera.

Well, I think you answered your own question. If you can think of anything you'd use it for, it's not for you, but I'm sure there are plenty of people out there who'd find some use from this type of device. I have some use cases for something like this myself, but just in a different form factor.

The problem with AI right now is that it can't talk to other apps. The company that figures out how to do that will make a killing. Rabbit is trying to do it, but I think they should have waited until they could talk to more important apps and services.

Im interested in trying the teach mode to perform automated tasks on adobe premiere, Social media, email, etc. idk about the capabilities tho it sounds like they are still working on that side of the system. As much as I love the design, and promised convenience, It looks like they are going the route that most companies choose to do these days which is releasing a half made program and letting the first iterations be corrected by paying users which has gotten exhausting lol That being said I think this device will breed innovation through users working with it on things it may have not even been originally designed for.

I thought I imagined it first time. This might explain why he's saying so many positive things about an absolutely awful product. I mean, it's totally rubbish and some of the glowing comments are sus also. "I think I'll get one for my grandparents so I dont have to keep ordering food for them"... ya, that's a use case that was demonstrated alright.

literally my first thought so I dont have to order food for my grandparents every. single. time.

I was thinking about it for my Sister-in-law. She is blind, and I have been really excited to see what AI is going to do for her! For sure, control of the settings via voice will be needed for this!

Do you think she'll pay the internet bill and remember to charge the battery just to use this devilry?

​@@markmuller7962hahaha please tell me calling it "devilry" is a joke. Hahahaha

why not get them an ipad instead? something that actually works?

I think so too, but technology for AR glasses is still not mature enough for a version of R1 to be effective. I think that's why limitless and O1 for example are just pendants with no screens.

I have DUSK and Rayban glasses that have cameras, tint changing electronically, phone call, music and voice assistance. So far that is good enough for me.

Please not again a dedicated button...this button is horrible already on my Samsung phone!

@@swannschilling474 I can see this on a Pixel!

@@MarkLayton Did you every own a Samsung phone with that Bixby button? Its like that Internet button on your stone age flip phone! Its cursed!!! 😂😂😂

I have never fully comprehended the animosity directed towards the Bixby Button, particularly after its re-mapping capability was introduced.

@@swannschilling474 I was thinking more like a dedicated button on a pixel phone to call up Gemini Pro or any other LLM you choose. 😁

I believe it's all running via virtual machine in the cloud and just displays the results via the Rabbit screen. Which is a touch screen by the way and I bet that's what Matthew missed while trying to order from DoorDash.

yeah, why not give it more riddles like all the other LMs you test??

hpbd

I can’t see why a smart tv with Web OS can’t do this now.

I agree. But i think it is the form factor, toy-like, is the key. For kids who are curious this is a really cool idea. Get them away from watching videos but still allies them to quench their curiosity.

I think that due to the nature of AI, it's likely that custom tailored or unique devices might become more common place. Even as higher end and more polished devices designed by companies become more established. As AI improves, people should theoretically be able to devise their own solutions based on their specific use cases.

Users interact with the Rabbit R1 device, but the actual AI processing and execution of tasks happens remotely on Rabbit's cloud infrastructure, which the device then relays the results back to the user

its likely Apple will announce on-device A.i in June (WWDC) lots of efficient small a.i. models and new chips in development elsewhere too, so the personal device may turn out to be the one already in your pocket.

Yep, this would be my primary concern. For sure, the Rabbit is a neat device. But safe bet that a year from now, a lot of phones will add a dedicated AI button that let users quickly enter some sort of AI chat mode (perhaps even using their preferred AI model under settings). And a lot of people will then choose to carry one less device. However, I think the Rabbit could have potential as a device targeted to those who need a simpler interface (young children, non-tech savvy senior citizens, and so on). Though they might want to make the screen a bit larger and offer font size adjustment settings if marketing to older folks.

Yeah exactly

Totally agree. Waiting for WWDC to see what “rabbit” Apple pulls out of their hat ;-)

Plenty of reasons: smartphones come with a lot of distractions that you may not need every moment of your day Secondly, this is great for kids or elderly who are not great with phones

Exactly!

I think the phones will very shortly utilize much better (than they currently have) AI and then they will have much better capabilities.

phones can’t do what the rabbit can currently so it’s a better choice

This

Guy got paid by rabbit like he gets paid for everything he says.. about every product on this channel 😅 he is just a puppet.

Nowadays companies are moving in a fast pace to move to be the first. This is totally understandable seeing how the pace of AI is improving. However, for the past month the people at Rabbit Tech have released a bunch of updates (they have basically released updates every week since the beginning of the month) to address a bunch of issues (like battery life, time and GPS). I have this device and it is extremely useful and look forward to more updates. They are listening to the community and are releasing updates based on suggestions from the community (they are in discord). So, in my opinion, it is definitely worth it. The most recent update (5/23) was awesome, adding new features to the device that enhance the experience. I bought two more, one for my son and one for my wife. If you are a student, the device definitely helps. It gives pictures along with the answer to a question. The fact that we can all talk to the device (and not have to type) and it understands (even my wife who has an accent) us makes it awesome. Does it have issues, yes (it few steps to adjust volume, the WiFi works but not as well with a hotspot (that may be my phone's issue, it does not have a timer or reminders(yet)). But at $199 - it was definitely worth it for us.

Because he's not to be trusted.

They have mentioned a series of scrolls on the wheel and clicks in a certain rhythm combined together to act as your passcode.

Yes you can use Bluetooth to connect. There has not been enough testing to answer if its good in a crowd. But you can use terminal mode to type your questions.

To use the r1 for those purposes?

How did it work out?

Yes, just like most of the features. They will be pushed live and improved.

Chat gpt can not interact with an app, or many apps. Soon, after testing it, we will be able to teach the rabbit to interact with specific apps like photoshop.

bluetooth

@@matthew_berman Yeah but a wire option would be nice. Wonder if you can through the USB-c like apple?

Agreed. my phone still has a 3.5mm audio jack

Heh, pretty sure they love it. The review was a very good one. Title != To Content :P

i doubt they'd to be that restrictive over a first impressions agreement. ideally they'd hope for a more thorough review and more coverage yo follow. the short turnaround is weird in this space, but as he said, he's not actually a tech reviewer. such a short turnaround is par for the course with ai content.

Yes, I told them that up front.

Along similar lines, kids could be a big user base

The previous video was NOT a comprehensive review, but a "first impressions".

WiFi with possibility of cellular. It runs in the cloud and then displays results.