Rabbit R1 & Humane Ai Pin: Why AI Hardware Will Fail

AI devices have problems—and its not even just that they suck—its Apple and Google.

Unveil the reality behind the Rabbit R1 and Humane Ai Pin in this revealing video. Despite their lofty promises, both devices disappoint with issues like battery woes and limited functionality. Delve into the reasons why these gadgets may not live up to the hype, and explore how industry giants like Apple, with their robust infrastructure and on-device AI capabilities, are poised to dominate the AI landscape. Discover why Apple's integration of AI into their smartphones puts them leagues ahead of the competition.

0:00 Hype is bullbird, man
1:29 Why couldn't AI devices just be apps?
2:11 Ai Pin's hardware sucks
4:19 Rabbit's hardware sucks more
5:57 Monica AI (sponsor)
7:01 Ai Pin and R1 software is ENTIRELY different
7:34 Humane's software approach
8:43 Rabbit's very different software approach
9:06 Vision-based features
10:33 Rabbit's no-good, very-bad "apps"
13:23 These CAN do things your phone can't do as well
15:34 But, they're rare...
16:36 AI is coming—but from Apple
18:05 AI will "happen" on the smartphone

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[Steve-lunc]

I watch MKBHD to get a great glimpse into a regular consumer perspective. I watch SnazzyLabs to get a tech nerd perspective

[rcuadro]

If Siri performs better than your device then perhaps it is time to call it a day and go home

[TheHookUp]

Absolutely spot on with every point. This video is a masterclass on the current state of AI hype and what needs to happen to turn the hype into a (working) reality.

[denisruskin]

Glad you stepped in man. Was following the Marques-gate and it's not justfified. First you poke at the guy with dumb statements, then you release an objectively horrendous and unnecessary product and then the reviewer is to blame for calling it what it is? What the hell? God, the hypocresy on this planet. Stay Snazzy.

[watchit]

Love the backup for MKB, you guys know what you’re doing and not here to just take the bag and give compliments, your job is to give honest reviews 🤙

[fooflyz]

I maintain that these products exist as as pitch to get bought by Google / Apple.

[CryptoBrosVortex]

Humane pin and Rabbit R1 should have been an app and it was... all along!

[gullevek]

I still have a problem calling this AI. Nothing in this is AI. There are all Large Language Models. Nothing more. Nothing smart. Just producing nicer sounding stuff than before.

[jinu]

I gotta say, Quinn hit all the nails for the AI assistant in your pocket/hands quite accurately. I mean other tech reviews were bland and not as deeply analyzed for the product use case beyond what the manufacturer has shown, the competitor product/ technology and how they stack up against them (Esp Phones & laptops) . I always thought Smart watches from the likes of Apple and Google were the perfect competitor for these products given their intent to use, but the sheer lack of technology/software to enable these use cases was the lacking factor for them. If these big tech companies integrate these tech products within their mobile ecosystem (phone+watch+earbuds). This will be the true evolution of AI and smart digital assistants integrating with your pocketable, powerful devices with the capability of ambient computing.

[mrfelface]

a video shitting on AI products and hype sponsored by an AI product is next level, I think you make alot of good points though

[ofrutsra]

Man said that thing about this device finding his wife’s name like that was a good thing

[bufuCS]

And I thought Dave and Marques‘ reviews were harsh, this one tops them (in a honest and good way). Great review and explanation of the whole ‚AI race‘ situation in general, keep it up

[jeinnerabdel]

Your Spanish is great, my dude! I still recall a few years ago when you said "Mac OS EL CAPITAN" in perfect Spanish and I was like "WOW, I WASN'T EXPECTING CASPER SPEAKS SPANISH" LOL

[oNeEarThCitIzeN]

I agree with you. I remember the internet of things, everything being connected to the internet but a washer and dryer does not need to be connected to work, an useless feature. At the same tine, consider having sponsors that compete with your product review. It can apper to be a conflict of interest.

[AdiGoldsteinComposer]

In my opinion, this is a "Kickstarter" project, and we are simply backing this project. I dislike backing companies that deliver "half-baked" products, and I felt the same way about the MKBHD review. This product belongs to the Kickstarter platform.

[ryoji]

No me esperaba que Snazzy Labs hablara español. Suena súper bien!

[szmr]

Quite frankly, this was the channel I was looking forward to producing a video on these devices. Nice work!

[hiddemoens]

I must say I'm pretty impressed by Gemini. I did a small whiskey tasting at some point. And just out of interest I snapped a pic of the 3 bottles I had lined up. I asked for tasting notes of each bottle and finally asked it what the drinking order should be. It pretty much confirmed what my reasoning was and was able to give more information as well. Of course it's still something you should fact check. But the fact that it got the correct whiskeys out of that image and was able to give a comprehensive tasting notes list and drinking order is insane to me. Really looking forward to the next chapter

[Quepiid]

3d print definitely changed my world over the past 10 years. Anyone who really put time into it.

[Dionysus]

The last thing I want from ai is it to take jobs away from creatives; that’s the best part about humans. I want to be able to tell Siri to order specific food from DoorDash or edit images like you said at the end of the video. Basically anything to speed up workflows but not take jobs away from people who do any kind of art, whether that be music, movies, or drawings.