When it comes to the likes of the Humane AI Pin and Rabbit R1, one question is common: Why is this a separate device? The core functionality could just as easily be a smartphone app (and ...

Last week, just after Rabbit Inc. released the Rabbit R1 Pin, I wrote a piece in Forbes that stated why I felt AI pins were the wrong form factor for an AI wearable. I suggested that smart glasses ...

It remains to be seen how soon their GPTs can deliver LAM actions like Rabbit says the r1 can do. I’d prefer my smartphone to perform some of the features the r1 and Ai Pin can do rather than ...

The Rabbit R1 may have started rough last year, but nearly 12 months later, it’s now rather good — not very useful, but a lot ...

promising all sorts of futuristic features. Do you remember the Humane AI Pin and Rabbit R1? Both were hyped-up, VC-funded ...

I’ve just spent the past few days with the latest gadget billed as being able to take on the smartphone: the Rabbit R1. I wanted ... Take the Humane pin - a brooch-like, AI-driven device.

We have seen voice-driven AI gadgets before, such as the ill-fated Humane AI Pin and Rabbit R1. Both devices featured voice-powered commands in addition to a tiny projector and screen, respectively.

My frustrating experiences with the pocket-sized, hype-fueled Rabbit R1 are well-known at this point ... And yet, I’m still intrigued by the idea of an AI-powered model that can learn my ...