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>OpenAI can do it in their app, or Google/Apple as a built in phone integration Have they done so or described any upcoming plans to do so? Rabbit is doing it
by sniggers 2y ago
>OpenAI can do it in their app, or Google/Apple as a built in phone integration
Have they done so or described any upcoming plans to do so? Rabbit is doing it now.
Man this site is so anti-hacker it's insane. Probably because it's 90% big tech employees that are actively hurt by startups shaking things up. Should be renamed
- marcinzm 2y ago> Rabbit is doing it now. You mean Perplexity, Anthropic, and OpenAI are doing so now. Rabbit is just using their models. Also, Startups are not hackers.
- dangus 2y agoI don’t think Rabbit AI has anything to do with “hacker” culture. It’s a dishonest business model based on a grift. They sell you a piece of redundant e-waste hardware that is less capable than existing websites and will inevitably shut down in literal months after Google and Apple inevitably show off their AI OS integrations in their developer conferences. Building a company that solely exists as a financial vehicle to be acquired or sell $50 plastic computers for $200 isn’t “hacking.” It’s a grift.
- sniggers 2y agoMaking something cool and selling it for a profit isn't grifting
- 999900000999 2y agoYou're talking about a $200 closed source box which is basically a strip down phone. Hacker is more like yo I built this myself with a raspberry pi, here's the source code to get it working. We have every right to criticize commercial products, particularly when they're not really doing anything unique.
- sniggers 2y agoWhich is more "hacker" - Rabbit or Google?
- threeseed 2y agoGoogle I/O is 2 weeks away. WWDC is 6 weeks. And we know both companies have plans for enhanced assistants this year. And this isn’t a hacker device. It’s not open source or easily modifiable.