It looks like a nightmare of confidentiality, but Rabbit Inc. claims that he did not store any user information for third -party services. In addition, all authentication occurs on third -party service connection systems, and you are free to eliminate access to Rabbit OS at any time and delete all stored data. In the same vein, since the R1 uses a push-to-to-high button-like a talkie-talkie-to trigger the vocal command prompt, there is no alarm words, so the R1 does not have To constantly listen to you as the way, popular vocal assistants do it. The microphone on the active device and records the audio only when you press this button.
The Backend uses a combination of large language models to understand your intention (fueled by the Openai Chatppt) and the major action models developed by Rabbit Inc., which will make your requests. These lams learn by demonstration – they observe how a human performs a task via a mobile, office or cloud interface, then reproduce this task by themselves. The company has formed several actions for the most popular applications, and rabbit capacities will increase over time.
We are all used to talking to our devices now, asking the vocal assistants like Siri or Google Assistant to send an SMS or set up punk DAFT. But Rabbit does things differently. In the company’s press documents, he notes that Rabbit OS is designed to manage not only tasks but also “races”, which are by nature more complex and require real -time interactions. Certain examples that the company offers is to search for travel routes and reserve the best option for your schedule and budget, or the addition of items to a virtual grocery cart, then finish all the necessary steps for Check and pay.
The most interesting characteristic of Lams in the R1 is undoubtedly an experimental “Teach mode”, which will arrive via an update on a later date. Just point the R1 camera to your desktop screen or your phone and perform a task that you want the R1 to learn – Lyu’s example deleted a watermark in Adobe Photoshop. (HOURRA, stealing images protected by copyright!) You mainly train your own “rabbits” to learn how you do niche tasks that you prefer to automate. Once your rabbits learn the task, you can then press the button and ask your R1 to do something you have taught alone.