Since ChatGPT was first released to the public in the fall of 2022, tech companies have been rushing to incorporate AI features into existing apps, operating systems, and hardware like smartphones and ...

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At CES this January, startup Rabbit unveiled its first device, just in time for the end of the year of the rabbit according to the lunar calendar. It’s a cute little orange square that was positioned ...

From pen and paper to keyboard and the internet, we've seen tremendous leaps in technology over the decades. While it's true that smartphones have been getting increasingly more powerful and smarter, ...

Hardware maker Rabbit has tapped a partnership with ElevenLabs to power voice commands on its devices. Rabbit is set to ship the first set of r1 devices next month after getting a ton of attention at ...

When the smartphone-replacing Rabbit R1 AI gadget was first revealed at CES earlier this year, it seemed like it had a shot at being the next big thing. Its eye-catching, fluorescent-orange hardware, ...

Jesse Lyu, founder and CEO of Rabbit Inc., compares his company's first product -- the $199 Rabbit R1-- to a Pokedex. After one day with the device, I'm beginning to understand why. Just as the ...

The Rabbit R1, a device that acts as an AI-powered assistant that seeks to replace all the apps on your smartphone, was one of the most exciting and quirky devices showcased during CES 2024. Now, ...

The Rabbit R1, a dedicated AI device that received middling reviews last year, just received a major software update overhauling the entire operating system, Rabbit Inc. founder and CEO Jesse Lyu said ...

Facepalm: The Rabbit R1, the AI-powered digital assistant device that attracted massive levels of hype during CES earlier this year, is here. Like the Humane AI Pin, it has been met with reviews that ...

Secretive wearables startup Humane disappointed with its AI Pin, quickly becoming one of the worst-reviewed tech products of all time. Competitor Rabbit’s R1, a similar — albeit cheaper — device that ...