The Rabbit R1 may have started rough last year, but nearly 12 months later, it’s now rather good — not very useful, but a lot ...

With the Rabbit R1, tech startup Rabbit Inc. promised a peek at a future in which we don't need to rely on our phones as much ...

The Rabbit R1 shook up the tech world as it hit the scene with a bright orange chassis and a promise to save us from the chaos of navigating countless apps. If you don't know what the Rabbit R1 is ...

Interestingly, Rabbit did not focus on the LLMs that will power the r1 tech during the demo, choosing instead to showcase its “large action model” (LAM) that allows the r1 to interact with apps.

The Rabbit R1 has also faced accusations that it is essentially a glorified Android app, and tech journalist Mishaal Rahman from Android Authority even reported managing to install the tech behind ...

The Rabbit r1 is a smartphone-like AI device that was ... While The Information details OpenAI’s plans, I’m sure other tech companies are pursuing similar dreams. Google already gave us ...

If nothing else, that orange colour really pops, making the Rabbit R1 a great conversation starter. For some people, that's reason enough to buy one. Chris has been writing about consumer tech for ...

If you’re reading this, chances are you already know the journey the Rabbit R1 has been on — hopping high with expectations built at CES, and then tumbling down the rabbit hole after launch.