Rabbit Unveils AI-Powered Device R1 at CES 2024
The pocket-sized gadget uses a 'large action model' to execute tasks on behalf of the user and is priced significantly lower than its competitor, the Humane Ai Pin.
- Rabbit, a technology startup, unveiled the Rabbit R1 at CES 2024, a pocket-sized AI-powered device that can carry out tasks on behalf of the user.
- The R1 uses a 'large action model' (LAM) to navigate interfaces designed for humans and take actions on their behalf, unlike other AI-powered devices that rely on large language models (LLMs) like ChatGPT.
- Users will need to sign into their various accounts via Rabbit's web portal for the R1 to execute actions, with Rabbit promising a 'dedicated and isolated' environment on its secure servers and stating it does not store user passwords.
- The R1 is priced at $199, significantly cheaper than its competitor, the Humane Ai Pin, which is priced at $699.
- Both the Rabbit R1 and the Humane Ai Pin are expected to start shipping in the US in spring 2024.
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