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With AI continuing to expand with pace, it was interesting to see the Rabbit R1 launch and see more of what is being termed “the new iphone”. Rabbit R1 moves beyond apps and, to grossly over simplify, in effect combing Siri + ChatGPT + Plaid + the internet through Large Action Model. Is this now starting to address some major challenges we see in safety? Quicker and easier access to information and data? Support and improve critical risk control? Ease of access to systems? Streamlining work where today admin has to be completed so supporting decluttering? Create seamless systems where today there may well be multiple apps or web based platforms that have to be used? AI has massive potential to support better safety whilst also bringing potentially new risk and complexity. What is undeniable is the pace of change coming with AI and the upskilling needed within the profession to manage and support that change whilst leveraging it for the good.

An AI-led startup is making waves against Apple, Android, and all the apps on your phone. Meet Rabbit R1, a palm-sized interactive display screen that can control all the apps on your phone using voice commands, automating tasks that would typically require manual input, with a mere 500ms delay. In comparison to Siri, Cortana, and Alexa, it promises to be a more intelligent voice recognition system. The concept of the 'Large Action Model' it introduces might just set the trend for the next wave of AI development. #largelanguagemodels #ai #agent #rabbitR1 #largeactionmodel #apple #android #alexa #cortana #siri https://lnkd.in/eaf3Ui6Q

the large language model (LLM) understands what you say, but a large 'action' model (LAM) gets things done. LAM marks a breakthrough for AI—from words to action. in this way, we can build a computer that can understand what you're trying to say, and now it can help do things on your behalf. this is a really good application of LAM packed as an operating system and in a new kind of mobile device from rabbit inc.'s r1! i also want to thank Silvio Savarese and his team at Salesforce AI Research for the discovery of LAMs. his tweet: https://lnkd.in/g7R7E846 their blog: https://lnkd.in/gbRipNfC

🌟 Check out the Rabbit R1 & the Large Action Model (LAM) - A Leap in how we interact with our devices 🚀 👩💻 Ever wished your computer could understand you like a friend? Rabbit R1, powered by LAM, makes this a reality! LAM is an advanced AI system that interprets and performs actions on computer applications just like a human would. 🤖✨ 💬 With LAM (Large action model), say goodbye to complex commands. Just use everyday language to interact with your devices. Whether booking flights or sorting emails, it's as simple as having a chat! 🗣️👍 🌐 It's not just a product; it's a revolution in how we engage with tech. Imagine an AI assistant that's not just responsive but proactive, understanding your needs and adapting to them. 🧠 🔗 Want to dive deeper? Check out Rabbit's Research for an in-depth look at how LAM is changing the game in human-computer interaction. #RabbitR1 #LargeActionModel #AIRevolution #TechTrends #FutureOfComputing 🌟🚀👩💻🤖💬🌐🔗🧠

TLDR: My Updated Thoughts on the Rabbit R1 Hey folks! So, I've been giving some more thought to the Rabbit R1, and I wanted to share a few more personal insights with you all: What's Cool: Super Handy: It's like a mini robot helper that can handle all your app needs. Think of it as a smart, pocket-sized assistant that's trying to make life easier. Smart Features: The R1's ability to learn and take over repetitive tasks is a game-changer. It's like teaching it a trick once, and then it just knows what to do next time. But, Here's What I'm Not Digging: The Look and Feel: Honestly, I'm not a fan of its design. It's square with a small screen and has this scroll wheel thing – it just looks odd. I miss the sleekness and comfort of a regular smartphone. It's not something that I find comfy to carry around in my pocket. Privacy Concerns: Where does all our personal info go? I'm really worried about this. It's cool that it can book flights and order food, but I want to know which services it's using. Like, is it Booking.com for flights or UberEats for food? And how secure is our data with this device? Data Transfer Speeds: With all the data it needs to download and upload, you’d really need fast internet for it to work smoothly. That could be a bit of a hassle if you're not always around strong Wi-Fi. A Little Dream: Apple and Rabbit R1, Maybe?: Imagine if Apple's sleek design and Rabbit's smart tech could merge. That would be something! A gadget that's both easy on the eyes and brainy. Final Thoughts: While I really like where the R1's technology is heading, I'm still sitting on the fence with this one. It's undoubtedly smart and user-friendly, but the design, privacy issues, and reliance on fast internet are things I can't overlook just yet. It's a step towards the future for sure, but maybe not quite the leap I was hoping for.

An AI-infused Tamagochi anyone? 🤖 This type of personal device was bound to happen - but those nostalgic feels, tapping straight into the Millennial generation, is definitely a really smart play. The outcome of involving talent with human behavioural understanding into tech design. Excited to see if it really delivers outside the demo and how it will play out in the market, beyond a trendy design. Will we need to feed it? 😆 Food for thought: the more we humanise machines, the less confortable we feel interacting with real humans? Feel free to reach out with your thoughts, I'm very curious about this topic 🤓 #AI #HumanMachineInteraction #TechInnovation #BehavioralTech #RabbitAI

Here's the keynote for rabbit inc.'s #r1 device. Excited to see what this #AI companion can do to eliminate app clutter (and related stresses).

The emergence of Rabbit R1 could redefine the way we interact with various apps / super apps on smart phones. Going forward, smart phones could have assistant mode & app mode. The assistant mode could well be same as what Rabbit R1 offers. One simple interface interacting with various apps/services at the backend seamlessly. UX super simplified. Application developers could well be developing services only as APIs and integrating with super integrated platform such as rabbit Any thoughts?

How many of you, by a show of hands, have picked up your phone to do something simple and upon unlocking your phone you go to your favourite app first, waste ten minutes doom scrolling, and then realize you didn't do the thing you intended? "I MUST check my socials before texting my partner!" MUST you⁉ I ordered rabbit inc.'s R1 to test the assumption that these type of devices will help me use my phone less. I like the concept of the rabbit's app-less OS backed by their "Large Action Model" and am excited to see if this device can help me stay productive without all the distractions of a smartphone. Obviously its in it's first iteration and won't be able to replace my phone in its current state but overtime will be able to replace more and more of my everyday smartphone tasks. I feel like these devices, developed in the right way, could help us create healthier relationships with the technology that powers us and allow the tech to serve us better as opposed to the many apps that sap our attention and steal precious moments of our days. It's like having candy around the house. You go to the kitchen for something healthy and end up grabbing some garbage because its the first shiny, bright, sugary, endorphin-dumping, thing you see. Even if it isn't the first thing you see... you know it's there and therefore go for your fix instead of the healthy choice. The solution is... don't have it in your house in the first place! This, to me is the promise of A.I. voice controlled devices. My only option is to pick it up and ask it to do exactly what I was intending to do as voice is my ONLY option for controlling the device. I am stoked to see where this all goes. For now... I am down the 🐇 🕳. Happy prompting! ❤️ #ai