When the Rabbit R1 came out, everyone hated it. It was a $200 AI gadget desperately searching for a reason to exist, and unfortunately, the features promised didn’t really work. It was slow, annoying ...

To edit a spreadsheet, all I had to do was hold the gray button while speaking the following words into the tiny orange box in my hand: “Transcribe this spreadsheet and swap column B with column C.” A ...

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This story was supposed to have a different beginning. You were supposed to hear about how, earlier this week, I attended a splashy launch party for a new AI gadget—the Rabbit R1—in New York City, and ...

In an interview with FAST COMPANY, Lyu admitted that the Rabbit R1 launched prematurely in 2024. It failed to meet the high ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. I hate the Rabbit R1. It's yet another sign that standalone AI gadgets, like the Humane AI Pin, are fundamentally useless devices meant to ...

Two years after trying to sidestep mobile apps with dedicated AI hardware, Rabbit is launching OS3, a cross-platform agent ...

Despite the hype, only about 5 percent of Rabbit R1 buyers are picking it up at any moment. Despite the hype, only about 5 percent of Rabbit R1 buyers are picking it up at any moment. Around 5,000 ...

That’s straight from Rabbit CEO Jesse Lyu, who took great exception to our story from September 25th, which was sourced to a Fast Company article about his comments at one of their events. Jesse told ...