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Rabbit R1: Could this AI device replace your phone with its new wearable camera?
Rabbit CEO Jesse Lyu announced the Rabbit R1 – the cute orange device entering the race to replace the smartphone with a portable AI. This week, at the TWA hotel in New York, the device saw the ...
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Rabbit R1 just annihilated the Humane AI Pin in new video — but here’s the weirdest part
Among those early adopters is Rabbit founder and CEO Jesse Lyu who put the device through its paces in a recent YouTube video. During the video, Lyu put the Humane AI Pin up against his company ...
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Rabbit R1 Explained: What This Tiny AI Gadget Actually Does
Instead, the software is powered by AI that's been trained to use apps and services on your behalf. Rabbit founder and CEO Jesse Lyu likens it to handing your phone to a friend to order takeout ...
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Artificial intelligence is showing up in more gadgets, to mixed reviews
If 2023 was the year of AI software, 2024 is shaping up to be ... The idea, according to Rabbit CEO Jesse Lyu, is to reduce the number of steps it takes to do something you currently do on a ...
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One year later, the Rabbit R1 is actually good now — here's why
Where is the Rabbit R1 now? Well with a relentless pipeline of updates and novel AI ideas…it’s actually pretty good now!? It’s not the breakthrough device that CEO and Founder Jesse Lyu ...
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Rabbit's first R1 software update fixed my biggest problem with the AI gadget
but Rabbit CEO Jesse Lyu suggested that his team had discovered the culprit as early as on April 25. Also: Rabbit R1 unboxing ...
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Rabbit denies that the Rabbit R1 is fundamentally just an Android app
The Rabbit R1, a AI gadget that's equal parts charming and ... But Rabbit's founder and CEO Jesse Lyu told the site in a statement (echoed by a Rabbit post on X, formerly Twitter) that the reality ...