There have also been public failures, such as the human spindle and the Personal Assistant system of the R1 rabbit. “These were very poor products,” said IVE, 58. “There has been an absence of new ways of thinking expressed in products.”
Our first criticisms certainly saved the impression of IVE, because David Pierce said that the spindle “does not work” and qualified the R1 “a worse and less functional version of your smartphone”.
Humane, who, like Io, was directed by former Apple employees, has already disappeared in the mist of an Acquihire by HP and closed all the pins of the AI in February.
The R1 rabbit is still in progress, even if its “large action model” and its momentum seem to dissipate. Earlier this month, the company added a memory journal which can help its assistant have a context for interactions. It also offers a free trainee free trial, its “improved ai-native operating system which coordinates several agents to get things done”, even if you do not have R1, because it continues to work on Rabbitos 2.0.
