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BREAKING: Rabbit R1 was nothing but a ChatGPT wrapper.

Another SCAM "Sort Of" 😂 You might've seen the news that the Rabbit R1, a handheld AI device, is actually "just an Android app". The Rabbit CEO has since put out a statement claiming that the "rabbit r1 is not an Android app" and that "rabbit OS a

Can AI based lifestyle gadgets like Rabbit R1, Humane AI pin, pendant by limitless change the human smartphone habit What is your thoughts can it's a revolution in the next few years?

Rabbit R1 is ChatGPT + Playwright. 🙄 So called Large Action Model. $20 Million in sales 🤯 False promises of features False promises of a state of the art Large Action Model and other lies Heres the full video by coffeezilla https://youtu.be/zLvFc

Interesting One : • Bhavish Aggarwal, CEO of Ola Electric, called MapMyIndia's legal notice "opportunistic." • MapMyIndia says Ola Electric misused its mapping data for the Ola Maps platform and broke their licensing agreement. • Aggarwal stated t

Like I don't know , why are companies striving to get fame and identity in this AI race. Most of all are coming with a random AI product solving a random problem , and marketing them as a huge leap , Game changing product. As marques brownlee said mo

It seems to me that ChatGpt is going to outperform most of these AI tools being build by startups and at one point, an AI startup will need to ask itself- "What we we offering that GPT-4 isn't or wouldn't be able to offer in the future". I have seen

You're using AI APIs incorrectly, and they'll end up being useless... Unless you add unique value. Here's an example: If you want to create an AI Blog Title Generator using GPT, what will your prompt be? "Create 5 SEO and CTR optimized blog post titl

OpenAI claims that its free GPT-4o model can talk, laugh, sing and see like a human OpenAI's new AI, GPT-4o, promises a revolution in how we talk to computers. Unlike older models, GPT-4o understands text, voice, and pictures, using them all to an

Genrobotics: Revolutionizing Sanitation with Robotics Genrobotics, based in Kerala, is addressing the critical issue of manual scavenging in India’s waste management sector. Despite being banned in 2013, manual scavenging continues, posing severe he