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The Rabbit R1 is here and it's useless ..but genius. Rabbit is showing us that action models and agents can be made mainstream and a different approach to the traditional integrations of AI and APIs. 2024 is going to be an interesting year!

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🖖 Hey! I'm Enrico and on this channel I go behind the scenes of the design, psychology and stories behind tech and making stuff on the internet. I'm a tech Product Manager, builder of things made of pixels.

[enricotartarotti]

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[taratantara]

2024: Hi Rabbit, can you modify After Effect’s code from the ground up so playback can finally be smooth? Once that’s done, send the code to Adobe and send them an invoice for 200K. Then proceed with booking my next vacation.

[victormustin]

I just don’t think i’d want an ai to do tasks like booking planes, shopping online or making appointments. I want to be in charge because there are a lot of micro decisions that I will want to make along the way.

[MartinAston]

..and yes they achieved donation income based off basically false advertising. People got it in hand and were like “wtf 🤨..this is garbage!”

[ingusmant]

You completely dropped the ball with this, just delist the video already...

[spectr]

0:44 "The best solution would be cars that transport a lot of people"

So... trains. Trains are the ideal car.

[ThisSteveGuy]

The future of machine learning (aka, what all those companies are making with the NVIDIA AI chips they bought last year) is an oversaturated "virtual assistant" market full of startups crowding each other out while vying to become the next Google.

[Runningshoesgurucom]

It's like in "Silicon Valley" the TV show "customers want to buy a box"

[tangdexian]

I think most of the AI expert would disagree with you on "we cracked reasoning in 2023"

[adamgreenhill]

Giving AI full control of technology... Isn't that how sci-fi horror stories start? 😅

[tomaAlex]

At 1:50 you claim that "in 2023 we have cracked reasoning" which is a ridiculous statement. Lets not forget all that an LLM is doing is predicting the next string given a prefix string. Hallucination is a massive concern, not to mention privacy, which you did not address enough in this video in my opinion. I am also not sold on the LAM claims, I have not seen anywhere any proper technical deep explanations from their side of how that truly works and how is it really reliable. Also, how are they providing local competent LLM/ "LAM" in that silly hardware box? Otherwise, is it a cloud API they are pinging? If so, how are they asking for one time payments? Not only useless, but the product they are providing is a bomb waiting to explode, as I am expecting to massively under-deliver on its hyped claims. I would also like to add that, fundamentally speaking, sometimes doing a task is just faster than describing it in natural language, which is an ambiguous, context sensitive grammar.

[DoronBahar]

LAM is exactly what will make this company (potentially) great. a lower price cost is to get it on a scale to a lot of users to build a greater ecosystem, the product itself is kinda useless but pretty sure R2 will be the next big thing if they know how to play their cards right.
I was waiting for your video about It!, thanks for the analysis!

[iseverynametakenwtf]

the music is not only loud, it is extremely distracting,

[gloobark]

it's suspicious how every channel is suddenly shilling this product

[David-xtob]

Device got attention but builds in a locked market. Then when users can sell their own training of rabbits (which they would take a cut) you have a far more profitable business model. On top of which the users build the AI.

You can’t really do that with an app in the current Apple / Android ecosystem without handing over a lot of coin to either of those two if at all. App Store rules and all.

[faccc]

I love the clash of the nice style and editing of your text layers with all their typos. Seriamente adoro ❤

[ydhirsch]

Side topic: that OP-1 field reminds me in key style of the Olivetti Praxis 48. I love it!

[doktabob]

Rabbit ripped me off. I ordered in time for batch #2, and now their FAQ page says non-US/Canada customers will get theirs first, and I may be waiting a year hor more ?). Let’s be clear - THAT IS FRAUDULENT. It is disgusting abuse of people like me who supported Rabbit right from the beginning.

Furthermore, their Discord server is a dead link. And I haven’t seen a single review by an actual user, as opposed to YouTube influencer. Has anyone received one yet ? Or is this a massive blatant rip ?

[SfnV]

I totally agree. And I wonder how these action models will work out with Apple’s iOS products privacy-centered design.

[tinmaddog]

Useless you say, we'll see, especially if I can train it to upload videos, design web page layouts from existing ones, import and update data used to make maps. Experimental noted, category, not booking trips, think bigger.