In the Waveform podcast episode 225, Marques Brownlee discusses the Rabbit R1, an AI hardware device. It features a compact design with a screen and swiveling camera, designed for easy portability. Key functionalities include mimicking user tasks via a 'large action model', but it currently supports limited apps. Despite its promising potential and affordable price, the R1 faces development issues, needing expanded app compatibility and interface improvement. Its capabilities like task execution and conversational experience point to exciting future enhancements.

In deze video door Unboxing Therapy wordt de AI-gedreven Rabbit R1 onderzocht, een opmerkelijk slim apparaat met retro design. De R1 fungeert als een spraakgestuurde assistent die kan integreren met apps zoals Spotify en Uber, en beschikt over een gebruiksvriendelijk scrollwiel. Het apparaat, geprijsd op $199, belooft doorlopende updates en toont potentieel in het uitvoeren van acties via spraakcommando's. Dit maakt de R1 veelbelovend voor technologie-enthousiastelingen en early adopters.

Limitless, a new innovation in tech, simplifies the information overload with tools for enhancing human intelligence, such as app integrations for note-taking and meeting prep, and innovative hardware like the Pendant—a wearable AI with features like "Consent Mode" for privacy. It's an evolving ecosystem for professionals to improve focus and retain privacy, marking a significant shift in how we utilize technology.

The Humane AI Pin is an independent wearable AI with camera and gesture controls, offering communication and AI assistance for $700 plus subscription. However, it's criticized for slow, ineffective performance and poor battery life, with heavy build and overheating issues. Despite solid construction, it falls short of smartphone capabilities and isn't ready for widespread adoption.