Rabbit R1 AI box revealed to just be an Android app
Rabbit R1 AI box revealed to just be an Android app
It sounds like the company is now blocking access from "bootleg" APKs.
- Rabbit R1 AI box is actually an Android app in a limited $200 box, running on AOSP without Google Play.
- Rabbit Inc. is unhappy about details of its tech stack being public, threatening action against unauthorized emulators.
- AOSP is a logical choice for mobile hardware as it provides essential functionalities without the need for Google Play.
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I don't care about the edge of that tech. I'm not interested in investing any time making it work. This is your problem. I need a product I can use as a consumer. Which doesn't exist, and may never exist because the core of the tech alone is unsound.
You guys make grandiloquent claims that this will automate software engineering and be everywhere more generally. Show us proof. What we've seen so far is ChatGPT (lol), Air Canada's failures to create working AI chatbots (lol), a creepy plushie and now this shitty device. Skepticism is rationalism in this case.
Maybe this will change one day? IDK. All I've been saying is that it's not ready yet from what I've seen (prove me wrong with concrete examples in the software engineering domain) and given that it tends to invent stuff that just doesn't exist, it's unreliable. If it succeeds, LLMs will be part of a whole delivering value.
You guys sound like Jehovah's witnesses. get a hold of yourselves if you want to be taken seriously. All I see here is hyperbole from tech bros without any proof.
You're just saying that you will only taste free garbage wine, and nobody can convince you that expensive wine could ever taste good. That's fine, you'll just be surprised when the good wine gets cheap enough for you to afford or free. Your unwillingness to taste it has nothing to do with what already exists. In this case, it's especially naive since you could just go watch videos of people using actually good wine.
Show me proof or shut up. It's that simple. This is not a subjective matter like wine tasting. There needs to be objective and tangible proof it works.
Hyperbole again.
There are endless examples if you just search the things we've been mentioning. Here is a video that just came out today about a new project for making front ends called OpenUI.
I'll check OpenUI, thanks for the suggestion
No problem. Here is a fairly short video showing the Praison system of agents and tools. He shows how to do it locally as well, so there is no need to even use an openai api or any other remote model. This means it is simple to do the whole thing even with uncensored models or any other fine-tuned model for special use cases.
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