Could Mobile Phones Be Next on the Extinction List?
Image: Rabbit Tech
It’s not technically a phone, but it does almost everything a phone can … and some things a phone can’t.
By Rick Richardson
Technology This Week
Rabbit is a startup that stunned the world in early January with its surprising AI hardware announcement. The Rabbit r1 is a device similar to a smartphone, but it runs a different AI experience compared to what you know from ChatGPT, Copilot, Gemini, Claude and other chatbots.
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The Rabbit r1 will handle chats like ChatGPT, sure. However, its primary selling point is a different type of AI experience. The r1 features a unique Large Action Model (LAM) that lets it interact with apps for you.