I can't decide if this is genius or dumb
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This week the Rabbit R1 was announced as the newest dedicated AI device, Google & Samsung merged Nearby Share and Quick Share to create an Airdrop competitor for Android and Google reshuffled its hardware divisions with many layoffs across Fitbit, Google Assistant, AR and more.
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0:00 Intro
0:21 The Brief
3:42 Rabbit R1 AI device
5:58 Quick Share: Airdrop for Android
7:34 Google hardware re-org - Наука та технологія
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Google and Samsung finally learned that they are best together. Together they can make better hardware and software for devices
It's not new actually. There was the Samsung Movies/Music store until Google convinced them not to copy Google Play Movies/Music, then there was Galaxy Waches using Tizen OS until Google convinced them to return to Wear OS, then there was Samsung Messages (which is still around) until Google convinced them to preinstall Google Messages. Google won't like identical services that they already offer. There's still Samsung Internet, Samsung Pay, Samsung Pass, Samsung Android Phone Backup, Samsung Keyboard and probably lots more.
My concern is that Quick Share currently only works with PCs with an Intel Wifi/BT stack. This means either your PC has an Intel CPU, or it may have an AMD CPU but have an Intel-based WiFi card (it's a separate piece of hardware so CPU doesn't matter in this case). Hopefully they'd add Mediatek and Killer Wifi stack support.
@@chanchan05 exaclty i am currently using on PC Near by share for windows as my PC has wifi 5 and can not run quick share i really hope either they make a new app or if they kill nearby share for windows and froce to use quick share atleast they should make it able to run on any hardware like near by share or else it will kind of use less.😢
Samsung also opened up their Smartthings a few years back, which is a massive win so far. Basically a really solid integrated app in your smartphone that you could use with almost any smarthome device. (as i understand it)
bye bye privacy
Any device that's entire functionality can fit within an app on a phone will fail. Those AI devices make no sense.
E-readers? And for that I mean special interface and hardware.
I don’t know if I am alone or not, but a walkie-talkie like device, with always on ChatGPT (and walkie-talkie like interaction) is something I would definitely buy (for
@Cimlite besides video game consoles
@@cryptocsguy9282 Video game consoles adds fundamental functionality though. Things like a bigger screen, separate battery since gaming eats battery, and of course the big one - tactile controls. These things change the experience on a fundamental level.
The AI devices though, they... basically act like a glorified hardware version of the ChatGPT app. Who wants to carry that around for no good reason?
That's not exactly true, what matters most is friction, as in "how much more inconvenient/hard is it to use an app vs a dedicated device that does this one thing well" ? If the friction is too high then people will still want a separate device, indeed game consoles are a great example of purposefully applied friction to create mental separation in users' minds between concepts like "mobile game" and "console game"
Yeah but it’s Teenage Engineering they can sure move a lot of expensive bullshit.
The rabbit thing could easily be an app. The company doesn't have its own LLM running locally on it and you need constant internet access for it to work. This negates the only advantage of a separate hardware. This is essentially just another AI wrapper.
In my opinion the only reason this is a separate device instead of an app is because the company can have complete unfettered access to camera and microphone without apple or google stopping them.
Facts. It also allows them to bypass any existing regulations already in place for phones by the likes of the FCC, etc. This is yet another glorified data mining/surveillance device that turns you into the product. No thanks.
Oh... Thanks for the info, I had assumed they fine-tuned an open source model such as mistral7b into all that package, but it's actually making api alls... It's incredible that they got over 10000 sales with such low-quality setup.
In that case, they could have just forked the Android project and made their own flavour running on actual phones. Although that is a bigger risk on hardware.
They could of done lots of things, or nothing at all. But they did, and applaud them for that. Sure Google and Apple and Microsoft could of done it on their product but they have not. Lots of 'could of's' but nothing. Rabbit did something. Good on them.
It’s “could’ve” buddy, meaning “could have”.
The thing that I don't get with Rabbit is why do I need a separate device for what seems to be doable through an app on my phone?
Because your phone doesn't spy on you enough, that's why
I quickly built an iOS shortcut that snaps a picture, calls gptVision api and does its magic with it, I can activate it from the lockscreen. I see no point in a dedicated device. It’s 100% sure that iOS and android will get a lot more AI features soon, a dedicated AI device will be outdated before the end of the year.
What happens is you gave someone money for your phone, but you didn't give any money to the makers of the rabbit.
you don't
Because the designers of the Rabbit software need it to run on a device that they know won't make it useless with current or future security barriers.
I would be all for the Rabbit R1 if it wasn't part of this crazy techbro obsession with voice controlled assistants. People NEED text input because they have needs that are detailed and complex, which are not easily expressed or recorded through voice. Also, the fact that you have to go set permissions for the rabbit to access your apps and accounts makes the product extremely vulnerable to becoming irrelevant if tech giants like Meta or Google refuse to play ball and make integrations with the R1's software.
I also don't understand what Rabbit is supposed to do that my phone already doesn't. They said it's not a phone replacement, but my phone already has voice commands, my phone already has cameras, my phone already has the ability to display websites and run various applications. Why isn't Rabbit just an app for my phone?
It's the classic "selling software that nobody wants as hardware" tactic.
i agree. i dont like voice assistents too (but they allways listen, i mean... really allways! :D).... for text input: slidable hw keyboard (like my old samsung b7620 :D but thinner) would be great... and there is place for 2/4 more buttons (ok/cancel/del/back) under the scroll wheel which my ocd somehow doesnt accept :D
simply that there are simply NO device that can do what R1 do ...
the LAM system is completely NEW and it's a revolution in AI world ... @@mjc0961
a lot of ppl have difficulty to understand it
but well like always ...
plus you have to train the thing. that's crazy. it should work out of the box and learn itself.
Nearby share was already a air drop competitor and worked pretty well, now with this quick share update it improves on it. It's already a pretty good feature
Nearby Share was already preinstalled on the latest Android devices (including Samsung) and on the latest Windows 11 version (including Samsung laptops). Also, there is open source software to install it on MacOS and Linux devices.
heh guess i'll stick to kde connect @@oevers
it is incredibly slow though. like when I used Samsung's quick share, the difference was night and day and i ditched nearby share on my laptop right away
For personal devices I'll always prefer KDE Connect :D
same @@tedzards509
Rabbit built a whole device for functionality literally every smartphone is going to introduce in a few months.
Tell that to Amazon when phones and PCs have their own voice assistants. At least it's not advertised the same way as Humane did.
for functionality that nobody wants*
It's not a bad business plan to exploit investor capital from clueless boomers wanting to jump on a bandwagon, make bank until sales figures expose the grift.
this is very reductive. LLMs will be a really big thing in the next few years, but this is an LAM (with probably an additional LLM, to break down the tasks and give you respones). it can learn how apps/websites etc behave, build a whole to do list based on even a single command and work off the complete list. it's pretty much an AI makro machine.
@@biglevian you just ate their sales pitch bullshit like its warm pretzels. LAM is a marketing term, a fancy word for a wrapper around a LLM that has custom built 3rd party app integration. Which has to be custom built for every app that one might use with the r1.
The only reason to have an AI device is if the AI as advanced like ChatGPT is self-contained in there and can be fully modified to your liking, all without requiring an internet connection.
This will never happen, you need top end server gpus to run models much less powerful than chatgpt 4.0
I would like to see a video about not the current but past CES products that were hyped when they were announced. Did the companies fail, did they survive but cancel the product, did the product get released but was a bomb, did it it sell OK but remain irrelevant, or did it become mainstream (and we forgot it came out of CES)?
Same
quickshare is awesome and it being the standard for android is amazing. i hope google adapts samsung integration in general because its wonderful. i love being able to just move mz mouse between tablet and mobile as it was just a second display
I feel like Google is trying to strip Google Assistant and replace it with Bard. Now I understand bored is much smarter. But this goes back to Google shutting down stuff that a lot of people use. And I understand that they don't make money off of some of those things, but there's businesses out there that rely on a lot of the things that Google shut down recently.
Crazy that the last time someone did an Android tablet docking into a laptop base to become Windows laptop was with the Asus Transformer Duet back in like 2014. I remember hoping more would make those and the segment died off. Hopefully more will do the same.
Some companies are hyping up AI way too much. It's getting ridiculous at this point.
they have to because they desperately need a breakthrough that would make them money
It's dumb. So is Humane's pin. It does 1/4 of what your phone already does. Just use your phone...
For me the Rabbit thing combines everything I hate about modern techproducts. Overpriced, "AI based", voice input , quirky name design and software and overall just fully relaying on a single gimmick.
They forgot to add blockchain and crypto to hit the corporate buzzwords bingo.
Overpriced? At 200 dollars it seems perfectly reasonable.
@@HeortirtheWoodwarden you can get a brand new phone for nearly half of that!
@@floppa9415 yes but there are literal thousands of different kinds of phones. Niche items tend to be more expensive. that's how the market works.
and if you know anything about teenage engineering; 200 dollars is crazy cheap. their products are usually massively overpriced. they are selling a literal audio recorder for over a thousand dollars.
@@floppa9415 You cannot get a new phone for a 100 dollars unless it's a garbage.
I love these hidden purpose devices. Like the wifi router picture frame, excellent idea!
i really liked how you explained your sponsor’s importance. Up to this point i wasn’t really convinced that it was worth spending money on something to remove my data because i thought “well they are gonna have if one way or another, so why fight it?” I still think that, but at least this time you were the first one to make me realize why a service like this is actually useful, not just in the “make me feel better about privacy” way, but in the “stop people from scamming me or bringing active harm on my day to day life” way. Good job 👍
Link Sharing in Samsung Quick Share is an underrated feature!
I agree it gives u the best way to private your photos by sending those links directly to ur friends who are far from u best feature ever
it really is, although I hate they removed the app for it, and now I have to dig in the settings as to where the links still are.
@@alantennyson3855Was it not in the Share options? I have never used it but I think it is directly in Share.
The Google reorg is just proof to my suspicion that huge companies buying smaller companies is not always a brilliant idea for the bigger company.
Yeah, but if you consider that they remove potemtial competition from the game, they can afford these loses. It is much worse for the small companies if they are closed.
Acquisitions are often just shortcuts when entering a new market to access leading technology and systems to then include into their own version. They have no use for those companies afterwards
In the thumbnail showing the Rabbit AI I thought it looked a lot like the Playdate game device. Unsurprisingly, both were designed by Teenage Engineering.
Agreed! And I must say that they are very original or have a standing-out style that appeals me :)
The Playdate would be cooler if it wasn't overpriced and if it could at least emulate Game Boy games on it.
Nothing Phone also by Teenage Eng
And both are overpriced nonsense for bored tech nerds with too much cash
I love the way Rabbit looks and the idea of an AI assistant like that, especially for me someone who would like a little personable assistant for things like reminders, helping me to be productive. But it just seems like it's just a phone with only the assistant. I can't really think of any use that my phone couldn't provide that the Rabbit can.
Honestly just lean into a cute personable AI assistant for hands free, or for folks who don't really know how to use technology like the Elderly or Kids.
“Airdrop just works” made me laugh so hard.
SAME!
Google reconsidering, reshuffling, changing in a destructive way all the time is a burden indeed.
As somebody with a windows PC, an android phone, and an Apple TV, this quick share stuff is big news
its at best a tech toy , so yes its kind of dumb , its like if your phone became a twitter X feed, which aside from being a UX/UI clusterfuck also exposes you to data collection issues on a scale never seen before because You don't have direct control of the device, the ML controls it for you (or for whatever company it delivers the data to) .
Rabbit is BASICALLY a physical Siri/Bixby/Ok Google that you need to carry around 😄
It's basically an app because it relays on the internet
🙃🤭😁😆🤣🤣🤣 yup
The Rabbit R1 seems like a really unnecessary hardware device, but their Large Action Model makes plenty of sense and to me at least seems really awesome and capable. I can see lots of ways for a teachable "Uber Macro" device to make productivity better. I think they should try to make your smartphone do the things the R1 can do.
A lot of the uses Google Assistant dropped don't seem to be "things people don't use" so much as "things that are maybe not great to be implemented using voice commands (and audible feedback) for security reasons, regardless of any built-in securities"
That convertible laptop is badass. That’s how it’s done!
That Rabbit thing is the definition of a solution in search of a problem, it will become landfill within 2 years
you guys are missing market for R1. its great companion for secretaries imagine the time it save for them to book a flight, hotel, order food for their bosses
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Who is this rabbit device for? You will definitely play around with it and then put it into shelf forever
perhaps it's for rabbits 🙃🤭😁😆🤣🤣🤣
It's for bored tech nerds with too much dispoable income
Blend in router is something i didn't think about and now i want.
Rabbit R1
A Re imagined modern 1990s pager
yup perhaps it's for rabbits 🙃🤭😁😆🤣🤣🤣
I'm deciding it's vaporware until it's shipping and reviewers have confirmed it's working. Also, I can't see carting around this along with a smartphone which is capable of doing everything this thing does.
I am glad Samsung's quick share is coming to all phones and laptops now because it is way quicker than nearby share, which is incredibly slow. made swaping videos between my phone and laptop so much faster.
aahhh transparant screens, finally something i can't see and run through just like the bigass veranda sliding windows when i was little.
CES 2024, the year of "Just because you can make something doesn't mean you should".
Hot take : Smartphones are NEVER gonna replace with any other devices or technology.
Scary actually. Imagine someone takes your photo, and ends up with an s-load of information about you from the net. This power, in the hands of an average person.
if only rabbit r1 came in the form of a smartwatch, but the tech is still on its early stage. It will become a huge competitor for the ui-based smartwatches. Leave the cameras to smartphones.
I imagine this tech like a personal assistant for checking your emails for you; booking a ride; ordering food; writing message to someone hands-free; getting directions; and anything that doesn't need constant ui interaction.
This should be the future of smartwatch, not just a fitness tracker but a smart ai-assistant.
It can not directly compete with smartphones if they're aiming for that. But this can dramatically disrupt the smartwatch market if only it was a smartwatch.
The amount of shitty AI products we will see is going yo be exhausting
Why is transparent TV a thing? There is no logical reason for personal use...
Can't wait for Tech Altair to cover the impact of AI on the corn industry.
AI will monitor the soil for fertilizers and irrigation
4:00 The 'Rabbit R1' and Humane AI Pin. are reminiscent of Star Trek's COM badges.
crew speak to the ships AI - 'Computer' for information, provide instructions etc...Still prefer to have local AI instead of relying corporate servers and services.
Wow~ It's a little assistant in your pocket that reminds you of your schedule when it's time to go, reads your texts out loud, and even more amazingly, knows which method to use to get the best results based on the situation. And I believe it can even predict the next outcome of an action through its vision perception of the object. It's a really, really amazing device.
Rabbit R1 showcased all the Figma screenshots with rulers enabled 😭
Regardless if the rabbit is a good product, you gotta admit Teenage’s ID team really knocked it out of the park on design.
It's quite a stupid looking thing and I don't even think the screen goes edge to edge.
So much wasted space and an interface that looks like it's trying so hard to be retro chic, that it sacrifices actual usability on a device that is supposed to be more useful.
They should stick to making overpriced music toys.
@@questionmark5463 That's your opinion, man.
@@BunkerSquirrel To be honest, it's 200$.. so that's a lot cheaper than their other stuff.
It just seems half baked and impractical to me.
Will reserve judgment till when I see these IRL.
The presenter scroll through the touch screen instead of using the scroller lol.
@BunkerSquirrel these people this thread have zero imagination. There was this little pillow that you can pump up with a bulb. Gee what can you do with that? Oh wait you basically can use it to break into any vehicle.
This thing has a learning mode and it doesn't have morality locks like chatgpt does. My mind is running a thousand miles per hour. Everything from copying college books into softcopy and recording answers for assignments to creating stock trading buy low sell high routines, and teach it to detect patterns. OmG and trading eth and nfts on Discord without any effort...wow...just wow...
Same! , although I wish this device had the option to sideload some apps. I would definitely be up for replacing my phone!
transparent screens = local AR. With a few small cameras you could track head position and offer some sort of pseudo- hologram. But cool for certain use cases regardless.
Nothing an app cannot do...
So the rabbit thingy is dumb.
I use the Samsung Quick Share on a daily basis and can tell you that it is surprisingly very fast! Way faster than nearby.
If you can't decide...it is dumb. Which is certainly the case with rabbit r1.
the r1 is a macro making box with chatgpt. it is not enough to move people away from phones, so why do i need to spend another 200 dollars if i can do everything with tapping on the screen a couple of times?
Hope the companies work it out.. I used to love Android but the fragmentation and long term support is driving me nuts. Example I got Samsung watch since version 1 Tizen then they killed Tizen and move to Android Wear OS. Also no easy way to share files easily between different manufacturers and computers. Apple ecosystem is awesome but it's a closed walled system. Can't move my Viber chat history from Android to iphone and vice versa.. insane.
I always wait for this video on my Fridays.
me too broski
Look forward to this every week. les go
At 5:00 when you're talking about booking an entire an entire vaccination. I just watched the whole demo and he told it to pick a hotel get them a car and book flights with the family and a child a 5 years old.
The rabbit came back with a list of options that he had to pick for each of those. However he did not show us those screens. So the device might have picked 20 different hotels and he had to select which hotel. Go to imagine that was with all the options including the flight and car.
The only specifics he gave were the estimated time of his vacation, who was traveling including the age of the child and that he wanted free Wi-Fi in the hotel.
He clicked through them pretty quickly so I'm assuming he just took the first option on each to make it look good.
I'm going to be watching this product for sure though it looks interesting.
Transparent tvs will go the way of 3D tvs.
Pointless technology
They have to move fast and cash in as fast as they can before people realize how unnecessary they are.
Pro tip: If you can't decide whether something is genius or dumb, then it's dumb, unless you're dumb, then it's genius.
It’s genius now we just need to combine this with a flipper and you got yourself, Tony Stark level technology
A bit hasty an assumption here on Google Assistant features. It is obvious for functionality to be trimmed on to-be-deprecated releases. It only indicates that Google is migrating such features into Bard and its upcoming releases, instead of killing something because it's "suffering".
I am kind of hoping it to be good. It looks cool. Mediatek has been doing some good stuff in AI. Rabbit R1 has a Helio chip.
Ive never heard anyone describe airdrop as elegant.
I'm a visual person, so the Rabbit device isn't going to work for me. If it was designed not to replace your phone as the founder said, then why do I need this if I can just do the same thing on my phone and it gives me a better visual of what I'm working on. He was trying to say phone nowadays are not intuitive and he was getting somewhere with that point, but his solution wasn't strong enough to prove it. I felt like I am hit with a wall, blindly trusting a black background with a white rabbit in the center... idk it makes me feel uneasy, doesn't feel intuitive, it feels more like a hassle that I can't fully rely on.
2:39 I love this hybrid Lenovo laptop it look robust and the detachable aspect is magnificent. 5:33 Underutilization of those useful utilities is shocking to me. If people are not using those utilities then what else is out there for people to do constructively.
3500 dollars for VR? damn.
6:09 Filesharing over Bluetooth has been part of the Bluetooth standard since forever, I remember it being really popular with feature phones in the 00s. But apparently iOS doesn't support this for whatever reason.
Quick Share is just a rebranded Nearby Share that's been around since 2020. It's weird all the tech press is saying "Android now has a proper Airdrop equivalent". It's already got one.
Change the form factor of the AI device into a Chobits-like robot, and I'm all in for that
I just purchased one, for some reason I like the idea of a device like this, I plan to just keep it in my car and see how much I can get done while driving
Someone already turned RabbitOS into a PWA and it worked. Save your $199
Love it. They just augmented all of the existing devices, instead of deluding themselves into think we'd give them up. Who knows what the future holds for them, but amongst all of the AI gadgets, I think they're the only one that's gotten it right for where we are, right now.
I instantly thought the rabbit be great for elders. My grandma loves her alexa but this would be a hoot for her
I really like the idea of rabbit, Id like to see it implemented into cars instead of my phone. The phone needs to reimagine the app overload, like perhaps cross linking them so we don't have to switch tabs or search for the app we need.
I honestly think this rabbit thing will be the newton of the 2020’s
BUT...DOES IT COME WITH SCARLETT JOHANSSONS'S VOICE??
There are quite a few red flags with the Rabbit R1. Firstly, it's apparent that the CEO is merely pretending to use the device in their demonstrations, with all responses likely added in post-production. They claim to have developed an LLM (Large Language Model) that surpasses anything created by OpenAI, yet they provide no evidence to back this bold statement. The hardware itself seems underwhelming, consisting merely of a cheap camera and a small screen. Additionally, the lack of a subscription model raises questions about their server financing strategy. Without a steady revenue stream, how will they sustain the servers? And if the servers go down, the device becomes a pricey paperweight. Lastly, I'm puzzled about its connection to CES. Many videos seem to associate the Rabbit R1 with CES, but from what I've gathered, it was merely a video released by the company during the event, not any part of it. This seems to have misled quite a few people into making a purchase. In my eyes, this is like 'The Day Before' scenario, but in the form of hardware - full of promises, but lacking substance. 😄
R1 despite of how they're trying to paint it should be an app at most. Maybe a dedicated AI button on the phones?
Siri on your iPhone can already do all of that.
Isn’t that kind of giving privacy access to everything to a new company. I’ll stay in my “walled garden”
The only reason I want the R1 is so that I can automate sending emails to my boss by the end of the working day so that he doesn't give me any more tasks.
I dont want to talk to a device all day. I wana do what i gotta do in silence
then use the onscreen keyboard that it comes with?
@@briancahill8610 no?
@@PhantomTechnoid Yes. You said you don't want to talk a device all day. I provided you with the indisputable most logical solution. Use the keyboard. So again, yes. Lol
wow so nest pixel and fitbit under one umbrella this could result in a simplified line up but I doubt they will follow through
I can’t decide who will be expecting a baby soon because it looks like the rabbit is about to die.
can someone explain me what hardware this device has what todays smartphones does not have? is it all software? in that case whats the point of a second device you have to buy/charge/dispose?
Google has has had a Airdrop alternative since before Airdrop🤦♂️ It just got better
"Rabbit, plan me a trip to London and while youre at it, just think of something to do while im there.😅" If you have to ask a red brick for that , maybe you should just stay home.
I wouldn't be surprised if the Rabbit R2 is a smartwatch.
What are your views on Lenovo Thinkbook Gen V hybrid.
Still sceptical with ai devices but at least I give credit to Rabbit R1 for not charging a subscription service on dedicated hardware (also cute rabbit mascot tho). Sounds better than Humane Ai pin
about the rabbit. they literally claimed this will replace the phone, that was almost their pitch..
The R1 is a 'PDA' with an open ai subscription.
Amazing how the entire Laptop industry invents new stuff yearly and Apple still has its Macbook, with no real innovation that is modern.
Yeah , but the MacBook does what it does very well , even when you unplug it from mains power which cannot be said for many many other laptops , and sometimes Inovation for new whizz bang features is just way over rated.
Look at cars for example , I bought a modern brand name conventional car that is known for its reliability , I have no doubt with basic servicing it will last me 20 years should I choose to keep it that long , it has very good range which will hardly ever diminish , I can fill it with juice in 5 minutes , it does everything I need and its a good car ,and I can have it serviced at any local corner garage ,
Look how we have progressed with the innovation of modern electric vehicles , the the good brand names are expensive to buy , the driving range is still mediocre and way worse when weather conditions are not favourable , , the range will decrease as time rolls on , and at some stage down the track when the EV is outa warranty it will require a balloon payment of probably a third to half the cost of the vehicles new price for that massive battery , and there are still a whole raft of other cons with the EV. I have not mentioned . Clearly , sometimes innovation or progress turns out to be fashion or gimmicks rather than just being a good solid basic product that just performs .
Yep. Apple is the master of selling laggard error-riddled devices at a premium price and still somehow getting people to buy them. Even simple things like copying files seem about 20 years behind on a mac.
New Screens are coming out! Oh, kr@π , my friend has just bought a new monitor and it's already old technology.
Didn't know Google assistant could do any of those things
perhaps it's for rabbits 🙃🤭😁😆🤣🤣🤣
seeing how phones will have this same tech very soon idk