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The device should be called DisabilityAI

*with subscriptions

Or sooner

im pretty sure some cat phones have these capabilities already.

@@DANPA_STD exactly

I don't get why need this if you have a phone, unless you're reducing your screen time ...

I get you but the whole point of the device is to reduce input steps to create an action. E.g. unlock your phone, scroll through apps, click on the app. Ask permission to use mic and camera when first using it. Then ask a question. With the Rabbit R1, ask and get answer.

​@@droneographytv8848I'd rather go through that than have to carry several devices

As it turns out, it *is* running as an Android app.

To be fair, he doesn’t call it a review, but for sure i get what you’re saying

At least he is honest

So you don't look ad commercials? okay dude.

Your loss

Bye, Felicia!

I sent them a message on discord with a screenshot of your comment, and I got this reply: "thanks for sharing. the accessibility feature has been suggested to our team, we are definitely aware of the need for such features for people with disabilities."

​@@Justjustincrow: You have no idea how instantaneously happy this just made me!! It seems like almost daily, and especially with the line of work that I do, I'm having to have the conversation about how self-absorbed society is now! Helping or looking out for your fellow man doesn't exist anymore, and that's incredibly sad to me! It makes me sick to my stomach to see the pure hate and evil in the world we live in today! For you to simply have read this viewers comment and acknowledged their concerns, to then take it upon yourself to try and help is extremely honorable of you and very noble! I sincerely say THANK YOU!!!

keep in mind, this review is sponsored by them which makes it a bit harder for me to take it seriously

@@AaronSam True.

Good point. This video was sponsored, so I only talked about what this did well. I have not tried the Humane pin yet, but from what I see in videos, the two devices try to accomplish similar goals. Candidly, I think the rabbit is a bit better mainly because it is 70% cheaper, has a display, and doesn't seem to overheat. I'll make an unsponsored video in the future, perhaps comparing the two devices

What humane wanted to , but didn’t

Humane AI got cloned immediately. With better software.

Yes, hallucinations are definitely a possibility. It got quite a few plants correct but was unable to identify some other ones like a tomato or shamrock

It kind of is. Microsoft Copilot and Google Gemini can do 90% of what this can do right now. The cool thing would be the custom actions that can it perform. It's something between Bixby routines and an LLM. You are right, though, it can be an app. :)

Impossible... But I agree

We not have enough apps?

Don't tell wealthy people what to do. If I want it; I will have. I have always been grateful to buy new tech. I bought a drone way before drones became popular. Now I have had the Hover drone and my friends and family are intrigued by it. I bought the first Samsung smartwatch and I loved the reaction I get. The first Oculus VR headset development kit. I'm waiting for my Rayneo X2. It is a wonderful feeling to be able to share the latest tech with the people I know. There are many reasons why people want to buy what they want.

@@adrianrschmidt Good for you doesn't change the fact this is a half baked product that has no real benefit over a smart phone

Any smartphone distracts all the ppl and old parents not even understand a smartphone in 2024

Phone cannot do this. Bye.

I'm seeing it useful in quite a few industry/markets.A AI first device like that has markets where smarphones are far from ideal. Museum tours when you can ask about the tiniest details using the camera comes to mind. Elderly folks and disabled where smartphones are a way to complex a UI to use or keep track of. Give it you younger kids over a tablet/smartphone , just one button and a scroll wheel and little in the way of distraction and get them to write notes by hand as many are now preferring to do for better education outcomes. I guess it's all about workflow as well. I use a google smart speaker for years do do basically 2 things. Make calendar appts and play the local radio. I could do this on my phone, but it's far slower and way more steps etc. more interruption to the creative process.

@@carylittleford8980 absolutely. I agree with those use cases, and even the humane pin would have been great for kids/elderly/anyone with accessibility issues had it not cost an absolute crap ton. A bit of improved app support, and even I'd use something like the rabbit more than my own phone, in an age where social media detoxification is really attractive.

most likely not, I'd be really surprised if it was

No, it is cloud based

for 20bucks a month

Copilot does everything it does except the 3rd party app integration.

No

The idea of a seperate AI is nice but so far from where we are now. You want a irobot style helper but in reality its a glorified phone app

@@bookbookbook1 Your not wrong. i thinkl a big company like google or apple will make an separate ai like this. Even though it is a glorified phone app I still love the idea of asking questions like this on a separate device. I really don't know why.

yes

from an "optimist" perspective lmao

'about a day' ... And it's sponsored. 😅

I showed my work contract to google lens . I wanted to ask some questions about it. As an answer it gave me a bunch of pictures/results of other forms. 🤣

@@farkasgabor4084 I also don't think Google Lens can't decipher graphs but, it can help with homework.

This is a sponsored add. Very likely Rabbit has given him the features that they wanted him to talk about.

so they can have more control over it

It will eventually become one

Just these 2 alone Perplexity: $200 X 12 =$240 yr ChatGPT 4(and future): $20 X 12 = $240 yr $480 a year Rabbit comes with both and adds a camera to add to these AI’s capabilities for a one time $199, and there’s more functionality coming. People should stop looking for a device to replace the other because they do similar things. Did the iPhone replace the Mac, or the iPad replace the iPhone or the MacBook Pro replace the Mac desktop, no they have all there use cases. This one is for those who want a dedicated AI device at their fingertips. Designed and purposed for AI. Not something trying to be the jack of all trades. You don’t higher a brain surgeon to be your primary care physician and visa versa.

Because then you wouldn't pay any attention to it

He used the clip twice yeah, small mistakes happen I didn't think it was a big deal

I am very excited to see what Siri and Google assistant turn into later this year. I'm hoping for big upgrades!

that's fair but this is a first gen device and i think it's more for early adopters that just wanna see what it's capable of. might not be super useful to most other people that just want something that works most of the time

Are you planning to use it to identify and tag lot lizards at truck stops? :)

What kind of animal was this pile of fur and blood before being killed?

Just you

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