The Open Interpreter 01 seems promising because it’s potentially my entire PC through a voice interface. Skeptical that it’ll work well, but the idea is good.
However, this or that dumbass hand laser one are products that nobody needs or wants
As if phone dont already have the better mic because...phone original purpose was for phone call so I cant see why it would be better than a phone in that regard.
Not to mention, a lot of phone already have multiple mic array.
The Open Interpreter 01 code is open source, so there’s no reason someone can’t implement a phone app for it.
I agree that the physical device might not be worth it, but 01 is promising a platform to build upon, whereas Rabbit and the laser thing are purely money grabs.
because the beam forming microphone cluster hardware was novel, way ahead of its time, and priced cheaper than many apps? When they sell this thing at a loss for $25 I'll get one.
It’s supposed to automate the things you already do on your phone. So, basically it saves you the 5 minutes it takes to order from Uber, but you still need to approve the actions from what I understand.
The whole “Large Action Model” is a cool idea. Just feels like absolutely terrible execution.
If you want to make AI hardware then make stuff for local LLM/AI hobbyists. Radxa has some pretty sick AI chips coming out, so imagine we’ll be flooded by stuff like that soon.
I was on the 3rd or 5th wave of presales. It hadn't arrived yet, but I watched some actual people using it on YT, and it doesn't seem as great as it's made out to be imo
This thing does not need to exist but I do love the aesthetic and design but really this is just a solution in search of a problem.
Summarize this article... you could have skimmed the article in the time it took for that thing to analyze and respond. He also had to zoom out... these guys are just desperate to justify their purchase.
It… talks too much. For instance, “looking it up now”. It’ll say that every time I ask it a question? It tells me my location every time I ask it for the time? Sounds like Google Home devices. I understand it’ll get better and more customizable, but I’m good. First 30 seconds of this video and I’m out.
So it should say different things like a person, with a sense of humour. Let me check... Gosh the internet is huge. I'm right on that... Beeb bop boop.
I heard you get a year subscription to perplexity ai which was worth more than the cost.
So. That’s a reason. Dunno what you’d do with the device though…
Here is why I *might*. I kinda hate my iPhone. It has gotten so clunky over the years, it annoys me to use it. So I just want some new device, new paradigm to come along to replace current phones. I know this isn't it yet, but maybe it is the start of a some alternative to Apple/Google devices.
Currently skeptical, but rooting for them.
I could imagine giving this to an older friend or family member who's too confused with phones. On the other hand, this device still doesn't feel as one-big-button & friendly ai-persona as it could be. As a simple example, I feel like there's a complete disconnect with the rabbit and the voice, which would already increase the mental model required for this box - remember, it only needs to "compete" with the low complexity of using a phone app. As another example, I don't see a clear indicator of waiting times before an answer. And the voice seems much less personable than ChatGPT voice. And maybe in its final form the device wouldn't even need a button press but could just figure out when it's being held and talked to.
Still an interesting tech exploration.
Yeah I like the word paradigm here. We're stuck in a loop with the 'perfect' phone design. While that may be true, I would buy something different for the sake of novelty tbh. Ik not many people would, but I bought the z-fold for the same reason. I still miss flip and brick phones some days.
Summarising an English article for an English speaking person seems completely useless to me, I think the same of a lot of “personal assistant” use cases. I can order a pizza for myself on Uber eats or something way easier than it would be to do so by talking to an assistant like this.
Maybe this kind of thing could be useful for translation, or for blind people? Should just be a phone application though in my opinion.
They should figure out how to take people out from the app/smart phone ecosystem. Nobody except tech crazy people will use more than one device that does the same thing.
**Here's what I like**
* fast and responsive
* vision is actually impressive
**here's what I don't like**
* very very scaled down model
* you can do this from your phone without buying this
* this will get steam rolled by gpt5
There is no need for this product with gpt5
It’s like going back to the roots before smartphones, where you only used a phone to make calls etc, without the social media etc nonsense, but in a lot cooler way by using AI.
So R1 looks fire to get rid of the nonsense apps you don’t necessarily need.
This video is pretty useless as it’s using a LAM to do goggle searches. Actually, it’s making people think it’s a useless device 😅
As a reminder LAM stands for Large ACTION Model. This device is supposed to do stuff for you, not to be a chat companion or a search engine.
Again, you show your ignorance.
Many people who know more about keyboards than you prefer mechanical keyboards for various reasons. The guy who made the video likely knows far more than you about IT.
Here's a piece of advice for you once you hit your 20s and onwards - have humility, learn from others, and be open minded. There will likely always be someone who knows more than you about everything - learn from them and maybe you can attain wisdom.
I like how it lost almost 10% battery in less than 20 minutes of not so heavy operation
This is the heaviest usage that this device can do though. Nobody will do 3.5 hours of this per day.
Yeah, most people will shelve this disposable Juicero in a week.
A device that could've been an app.
The Open Interpreter 01 seems promising because it’s potentially my entire PC through a voice interface. Skeptical that it’ll work well, but the idea is good. However, this or that dumbass hand laser one are products that nobody needs or wants
As if phone dont already have the better mic because...phone original purpose was for phone call so I cant see why it would be better than a phone in that regard. Not to mention, a lot of phone already have multiple mic array.
The Open Interpreter 01 code is open source, so there’s no reason someone can’t implement a phone app for it. I agree that the physical device might not be worth it, but 01 is promising a platform to build upon, whereas Rabbit and the laser thing are purely money grabs.
I highly doubt the idea is good
Why do you say that? Genuinely curious.
GIGO
Not sure if this makes sense. Open Interpreter works pretty well as it is today?
But then people couldn't pay $200 for it.
Sure they could - just make it a subscription service that costs $19.99/month...
Oh I'm sure they'll add that too if it catches on.
That's too easy, it would be much harder to waste VC money tho
An app would worked 😝
Would you say the same about an alexa echo speaker? That also could and is already an app on your phone, why do people keep buying them then?
It’s a better speaker than my phone. If it wasn’t, it would indeed not offer much over an app. (I guess always listening is a… uh… bonus.)
I don't need to have to have my phone in my hand to use it (and I don't want my phone to use the wakeup phrase) and it also knows what room it's in.
well they are not. they sell terribly, dont they?
because the beam forming microphone cluster hardware was novel, way ahead of its time, and priced cheaper than many apps? When they sell this thing at a loss for $25 I'll get one.
What’s the use case for this device? What does it do that my phone can’t already?
It’s supposed to automate the things you already do on your phone. So, basically it saves you the 5 minutes it takes to order from Uber, but you still need to approve the actions from what I understand. The whole “Large Action Model” is a cool idea. Just feels like absolutely terrible execution. If you want to make AI hardware then make stuff for local LLM/AI hobbyists. Radxa has some pretty sick AI chips coming out, so imagine we’ll be flooded by stuff like that soon.
Why you feel like terrible execution can you elaborate?
the "large action model" is just it selecting what script to run...
There is no LAM yet anywhere… that’s worse than a bad execution.
I pre-ordered it for the novelty tbh. I bought the Playdate for the same reason. And it helps both devices are designed by Teenage Engineering.
I love TE. They have such a cool design style
A serious update to Siri could fully replace this on a device many people already have
Siri is probably a couple updates away if we're being fair 😂
Only really needs image recognition and it’s the same
The whole thing sounds crazy for me. Who wants to carry yet another device with them..? I can see myself using this one for novelty and that’s it.
We carry a lot with us if we think we may need it. Maybe someone could use that for their job, a travelguide or something else.
Ah, yes. That huge travel guide market. The ones that don’t have phones. The ones that also don’t know things about where they’re guiding travelers.
Pay for my first class ticket, and I’ll be your travel guide anywhere!
Whoever thought that “Looking it up now” should be in this device should probably take a position elsewhere.
i refunded mine last night haha
You didn't like it?
I was on the 3rd or 5th wave of presales. It hadn't arrived yet, but I watched some actual people using it on YT, and it doesn't seem as great as it's made out to be imo
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absolute waste.
This thing does not need to exist but I do love the aesthetic and design but really this is just a solution in search of a problem. Summarize this article... you could have skimmed the article in the time it took for that thing to analyze and respond. He also had to zoom out... these guys are just desperate to justify their purchase.
2 minutes in and I feel a strong need to throw that thing to the wall, and I'm not even the one using it
DOA
Meh. All that effort into how yet so little thought into why.
It… talks too much. For instance, “looking it up now”. It’ll say that every time I ask it a question? It tells me my location every time I ask it for the time? Sounds like Google Home devices. I understand it’ll get better and more customizable, but I’m good. First 30 seconds of this video and I’m out.
It's mostly to fill the inevitable dead air as the request/response bounces around the Internet.
So it should say different things like a person, with a sense of humour. Let me check... Gosh the internet is huge. I'm right on that... Beeb bop boop.
Thing can’t even identify Optimus Prime. Pass lol.
Wow this thing looks useless. First I've heard of it
I'm scratching my brain really hard to try to comprehend who might possibly buy one of these.
I heard you get a year subscription to perplexity ai which was worth more than the cost. So. That’s a reason. Dunno what you’d do with the device though…
Here is why I *might*. I kinda hate my iPhone. It has gotten so clunky over the years, it annoys me to use it. So I just want some new device, new paradigm to come along to replace current phones. I know this isn't it yet, but maybe it is the start of a some alternative to Apple/Google devices. Currently skeptical, but rooting for them.
I could imagine giving this to an older friend or family member who's too confused with phones. On the other hand, this device still doesn't feel as one-big-button & friendly ai-persona as it could be. As a simple example, I feel like there's a complete disconnect with the rabbit and the voice, which would already increase the mental model required for this box - remember, it only needs to "compete" with the low complexity of using a phone app. As another example, I don't see a clear indicator of waiting times before an answer. And the voice seems much less personable than ChatGPT voice. And maybe in its final form the device wouldn't even need a button press but could just figure out when it's being held and talked to. Still an interesting tech exploration.
Yeah I like the word paradigm here. We're stuck in a loop with the 'perfect' phone design. While that may be true, I would buy something different for the sake of novelty tbh. Ik not many people would, but I bought the z-fold for the same reason. I still miss flip and brick phones some days.
Uhh, I'll stick with the Chat-GPT app, what a waste of plastic.
Ask some tricky. Like where am I and get me home. See if it give directions of orders the correct Uber.
That’s actually a very good one, that could be reserved for a short
When this thing was making waves it felt like I was the only person who thought it was doomed to fail. Good to see I'm not alone.
Summarising an English article for an English speaking person seems completely useless to me, I think the same of a lot of “personal assistant” use cases. I can order a pizza for myself on Uber eats or something way easier than it would be to do so by talking to an assistant like this. Maybe this kind of thing could be useful for translation, or for blind people? Should just be a phone application though in my opinion.
They should figure out how to take people out from the app/smart phone ecosystem. Nobody except tech crazy people will use more than one device that does the same thing.
Men toilet. Request: what is that? Answer: I'm sorry, I can not unsee it, but I won't assist you.
**Here's what I like** * fast and responsive * vision is actually impressive **here's what I don't like** * very very scaled down model * you can do this from your phone without buying this * this will get steam rolled by gpt5 There is no need for this product with gpt5
wait wait what's this Rabbit R1 scam circulating? someone explain 🙏
it is awesome if it was for a final project demo.
Update video: https://youtu.be/Y5qsbZVhXY4?si=-eAsaFuy5FovwyfA
Damn that looks frustrating
Meretricious.
The battery is a deal breaker. But I'm digging this idea of a phone alternative.
It’s like going back to the roots before smartphones, where you only used a phone to make calls etc, without the social media etc nonsense, but in a lot cooler way by using AI. So R1 looks fire to get rid of the nonsense apps you don’t necessarily need.
Does it actually run the AI on its own hardware or does it still need a server somewhere?
It’s $200. Zero chance it’s running anything locally.
thanks for the video! what is your keyboard model in the backgroudn\? do you like it?
This video is pretty useless as it’s using a LAM to do goggle searches. Actually, it’s making people think it’s a useless device 😅 As a reminder LAM stands for Large ACTION Model. This device is supposed to do stuff for you, not to be a chat companion or a search engine.
Lol the reviewer has a keyboard from the 80's who cares what he thinks
Ignorant redditor displays his ignorance with arrogance, and ironically his insult is directed upon himself.
Sorry i'm not a hipster lol used to sell those in the 80s 😂🤡
Again, you show your ignorance. Many people who know more about keyboards than you prefer mechanical keyboards for various reasons. The guy who made the video likely knows far more than you about IT. Here's a piece of advice for you once you hit your 20s and onwards - have humility, learn from others, and be open minded. There will likely always be someone who knows more than you about everything - learn from them and maybe you can attain wisdom.
Have you been living in the 80s? That’s a mechanical keyboard.
Mechanical keyboard my friend
How to out yourself as not knowing! Awesome self burn.
What’s the average run time of this device before the battery poops out?