A new Android AI agent has been unveiled by Rabbit, the company behind the physical Rabbit R1 AI device. Credit: Rabbit.tech Do you remember the AI wearable gadgets that were all the rage last year?

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 ...

Rabbit, the AI-focused company that garnered attention last year with its wearable AI assistant, has resurfaced this week, unveiling a new demonstration of its latest innovation—the Android AI ...

The odd thing about the whole video is that the company's actual product that it sold to customers, the wearable AI agent known as Rabbit R1, is just sitting unused on a desk. It serves no purpose.

Rabbit’s new Android agent builds on its earlier work with LAM Playground, a web-based AI tool launched last year. The company says this is just the beginning, with plans to roll out a “cross ...

Here’s how it works. To really show off Rabbit's AI agent, the demonstration put together by the company showed how the agent could find a business idea you saved in Google Keep and write a ...

These capabilities include: Rabbit’s Android agent builds upon their earlier work with LAM Playground, a web-based AI tool launched last year. The company is transparent about the current limitations, ...

Humane announced it was killing its Ai Pin less than one year after launching it, effectively confirming it was a failure. Rabbit, however, appears to still be kicking. In fact, the company just ...

The excitement around the Humane AI Pin has faded. The company behind the $700 AI device ... implications for another AI device, the Rabbit’s R1. The chirpy little AI gadget and the startup ...