Shout-out to Teenage Engineering for designing this AI device; the Rabbit R1 makes me feel like a kid again. While the Rabbit R1 stirs up memories of the past, I can't help but feel a bit iffy ...

HP discontinuing the AI Pin is just the capper. The withering of Humane's fortunes has more significant implications for another AI device, the Rabbit’s R1 ... as good won't help it stand ...

He has written news, reviews, and more as a tech journalist since 2020. The engineers don’t use the Rabbit R1 at all for the demonstration. Instead, they type their requests into a prompt box on ...

This sums up my experience using the Rabbit R1, a $199 app-free handheld device that uses AI to complete tasks ... Nintendo 64 to see if it could tell me what year the console came out.

(Don't tell ... AI pocket companion. This Tweet is currently unavailable. It might be loading or has been removed. I was greeted with errors, preventing me from fully testing the Rabbit R1's ...

“Avoid this AI gadget,” Editor-in-chief Mark Spoonauer wrote in his Rabbit R1 review ... button and tell it what you want the picture to look like. Asking it to make me look like an 8-bit ...

the Rabbit R1, which remains idle on a desk throughout the video. The wearable AI assistant, currently retailing at $199, does not seem to play any role in the showcased AI functions. This ...

on which you can follow the progress of the r1. Retro. Rabbit is thus at least more durable than Humane and the AI Pin – both were introduced around the same time and were intended to be useful ...

To really show off Rabbit's AI agent ... Now, he's continuing to tell the stories people want and need to hear about the rapidly evolving AI space and its impact on their lives.

When Jesse Lyu unveiled Rabbit’s flagship device, the R1, in January, the response was swift. The neon-orange, compact AI-powered gadget quickly gained attention for its playful design ...

The Rabbit R1 is ... you tell it what you want to do or what you want to know and it'll interrogate your apps and complete the task or find the information for you. It reminds me very much of ...

We may have just seen the future of AI, and it's a Rabbit ... and help you decide what to cook when you point its camera inside your fridge. It'll be fascinating to see whether the R1 lives ...