AI gadget skepticism: Focus software integration, not flawed standalone hardware.
Analysis Result:
The ongoing negative sentiment around dedicated AI hardware, highlighted by the Rabbit R1's struggles and critical comments even from design experts like Jony Ive (despite rumors of his own AI hardware project), underscores a key market insight. Consumers are clearly skeptical about new, standalone AI gadgets that don't offer a compelling, unique value proposition compared to their existing, essential devices like smartphones. The feedback from the Reddit thread specifically points out that a UI redesign for the R1 misses the fundamental issue: the lack of a convincing use case for a separate device.
The overwhelming consensus is that the problem isn't with AI technology itself, but rather with the form factor and the perceived redundancy of carrying an additional device for functionalities that users expect to be (or soon will be) integrated into platforms they already own and rely on. Comments like "If only they could've taken the software itself and put it on something we all already have" and "we've spent years packing all our separate devices into one handy slab of metal and glass... now they think people are going to buy a separate device" perfectly capture this sentiment.
The significant commercial and marketing opportunity lies not in creating more niche AI hardware, but in developing sophisticated, AI-driven software features and applications that seamlessly enhance the capabilities of existing ecosystems (smartphones, PCs, and potentially wearables with clear utility). Users want AI to be an intelligent layer or enhancement within their current digital lives, augmenting familiar tools rather than requiring the adoption of new, potentially cumbersome, and unproven standalone devices. Efforts should focus on practical, integrated AI solutions that solve real user problems within the platforms they already use daily, making those platforms smarter and more efficient. Marketing should emphasize this seamless integration and enhancement of existing user habits, rather than trying to create new ones around isolated hardware.
Origin Reddit Post
r/gadgets
Rabbit Teases Redesigned R1 UI After Design God Jony Ive Dumps on AI Gadgets
Posted by u/dapperlemon•05/28/2025
Top Comments
u/phileat
What does it mean Jony Ive Dumps on AI gadgets? He’s apparently designing one.
u/cirza
Who the hell is funding this? This has to be some weird laundering scheme at this point.
u/AgentInCommand
Sunk cost fallacy. AI hype reeks of desperation to cash out their investments.
u/CM375508
Yeah... The design wasn't the problem here
u/namur17056
America needs taking down a peg or two as of late. I say let the bubble burst and catastrophically so
u/gtedvgt
The only point of this device was to cash in on the ai hype before google brings those features to literally every phone ever
u/Kientha
AI has a ton of productive use cases at scale. The potential of machine learning is huge and has been a large part of tech innovation for the past 15 years.
LLMs (and other GenAI) are what
u/SUPREMACY_SAD_AI
I know Ive wasn’t
u/namur17056
America needs taking down a peg or two as of late. I say let the bubble burst and catastrophically so
u/akeean
Rabbit still exists?
u/akeean
Rabbit still exists?
u/phileat
What does it mean Jony Ive Dumps on AI gadgets? He’s apparently designing one.
u/UnsorryCanadian
Wait, they're still thinking about this thing?
u/akeean
Rabbit still exists?
u/SUPREMACY_SAD_AI
I know Ive wasn’t
u/Hansmolemon
They bought the tickets, they knew what they were getting into. I say, let em crash.
u/strictlyPr1mal
if only it could connect to cell towers and make phone calls, and use an existing UI / framework...
u/gtedvgt
The only point of this device was to cash in on the ai hype before google brings those features to literally every phone ever
u/namisysd
“Design God”; this journalist is a literal wanker.
u/smokingPimphat
The problem with all these Ai devices isn't the cosmetic design, its the use case and expectation that people want to carry yet another thing that needs to be charged, sync'ed(sunk?) or other
u/namisysd
“Design God”; this journalist is a literal wanker.
u/_ALH_
If only they could’ve had software that wasn’t bullshit vaporware
u/elton_john_lennon
If only they could've taken the software itself and put it on something we all already have, preferably something that already can connect to internet via cell tower...
u/yoyododomofo
AI medical image analysis? Countless tools like that legal and useful at scale.
u/Professional_Echo907
I thought Rabbit was the name of a sex toy, that could have been the most awkward warranty voiding ever.
u/cirza
Who the hell is funding this? This has to be some weird laundering scheme at this point.
u/goldaxis
AI does have uses, mainly with smaller models calling on traditional backend tooling or simple small-context code generation like input for unit tests. But a realistic approach is not going t
u/gtedvgt
The only point of this device was to cash in on the ai hype before google brings those features to literally every phone ever
u/Hansmolemon
They bought the tickets, they knew what they were getting into. I say, let em crash.
u/UnsorryCanadian
Wait, they're still thinking about this thing?
u/AgentInCommand
Sunk cost fallacy. AI hype reeks of desperation to cash out their investments.
u/gtedvgt
The only point of this device was to cash in on the ai hype before google brings those features to literally every phone ever
u/SUPREMACY_SAD_AI
I know Ive wasn’t
u/AgentInCommand
Sunk cost fallacy. AI hype reeks of desperation to cash out their investments.
u/goldaxis
AI does have uses, mainly with smaller models calling on traditional backend tooling or simple small-context code generation like input for unit tests. But a realistic approach is not going t
u/yoyododomofo
AI medical image analysis? Countless tools like that legal and useful at scale.
u/CM375508
Yeah... The design wasn't the problem here
u/Kientha
AI has a ton of productive use cases at scale. The potential of machine learning is huge and has been a large part of tech innovation for the past 15 years.
LLMs (and other GenAI) are what
u/goldaxis
AI does have uses, mainly with smaller models calling on traditional backend tooling or simple small-context code generation like input for unit tests. But a realistic approach is not going t
u/Hansmolemon
They bought the tickets, they knew what they were getting into. I say, let em crash.
u/cirza
Who the hell is funding this? This has to be some weird laundering scheme at this point.
u/_ALH_
If only they could’ve had software that wasn’t bullshit vaporware
u/Comically_Online
I know I wasn’t
u/AgentInCommand
Sunk cost fallacy. AI hype reeks of desperation to cash out their investments.
u/goldaxis
We already know the founder is a crypto scammer, nobody is gonna buy this thing. It's just VC money laundering.
u/cirza
Who the hell is funding this? This has to be some weird laundering scheme at this point.
u/akeean
Rabbit still exists?
u/SUPREMACY_SAD_AI
I know Ive wasn’t
u/akeean
Rabbit still exists?
u/smokingPimphat
The problem with all these Ai devices isn't the cosmetic design, its the use case and expectation that people want to carry yet another thing that needs to be charged, sync'ed(sunk?) or other
u/yoyododomofo
AI medical image analysis? Countless tools like that legal and useful at scale.
u/cirza
Who the hell is funding this? This has to be some weird laundering scheme at this point.
u/phileat
What does it mean Jony Ive Dumps on AI gadgets? He’s apparently designing one.
u/Gash_Stretchum
Crypto and AI…still no legal and productive use-case at scale.
u/strictlyPr1mal
if only it could connect to cell towers and make phone calls, and use an existing UI / framework...
u/phileat
What does it mean Jony Ive Dumps on AI gadgets? He’s apparently designing one.
u/Professional_Echo907
I thought Rabbit was the name of a sex toy, that could have been the most awkward warranty voiding ever.
u/yoyododomofo
AI medical image analysis? Countless tools like that legal and useful at scale.
u/CM375508
Yeah... The design wasn't the problem here
u/phileat
What does it mean Jony Ive Dumps on AI gadgets? He’s apparently designing one.
u/CM375508
Yeah... The design wasn't the problem here
u/namisysd
“Design God”; this journalist is a literal wanker.
u/phileat
What does it mean Jony Ive Dumps on AI gadgets? He’s apparently designing one.
u/Professional_Echo907
I thought Rabbit was the name of a sex toy, that could have been the most awkward warranty voiding ever.
u/namisysd
“Design God”; this journalist is a literal wanker.
u/goldaxis
AI does have uses, mainly with smaller models calling on traditional backend tooling or simple small-context code generation like input for unit tests. But a realistic approach is not going t
u/SUPREMACY_SAD_AI
I know Ive wasn’t
u/akeean
Rabbit still exists?
u/goldaxis
We already know the founder is a crypto scammer, nobody is gonna buy this thing. It's just VC money laundering.
u/Kientha
AI has a ton of productive use cases at scale. The potential of machine learning is huge and has been a large part of tech innovation for the past 15 years.
LLMs (and other GenAI) are what
u/smokingPimphat
The problem with all these Ai devices isn't the cosmetic design, its the use case and expectation that people want to carry yet another thing that needs to be charged, sync'ed(sunk?) or other
u/CM375508
Yeah... The design wasn't the problem here
u/cirza
Who the hell is funding this? This has to be some weird laundering scheme at this point.
u/namur17056
America needs taking down a peg or two as of late. I say let the bubble burst and catastrophically so
u/akeean
Rabbit still exists?
u/Kientha
AI has a ton of productive use cases at scale. The potential of machine learning is huge and has been a large part of tech innovation for the past 15 years.
LLMs (and other GenAI) are what
u/Hansmolemon
They bought the tickets, they knew what they were getting into. I say, let em crash.
u/IAmTaka_VG
There is some valid use cases. I know for me personally having ONLY an Apple Watch on me is extremely lightening. No burden or temptation to look at my phone while still being able to make ca
u/goldaxis
We already know the founder is a crypto scammer, nobody is gonna buy this thing. It's just VC money laundering.
u/cirza
Who the hell is funding this? This has to be some weird laundering scheme at this point.
u/Professional_Echo907
I thought Rabbit was the name of a sex toy, that could have been the most awkward warranty voiding ever.
u/Gash_Stretchum
Crypto and AI…still no legal and productive use-case at scale.
u/Hansmolemon
They bought the tickets, they knew what they were getting into. I say, let em crash.
u/Snipedzoi
Huh, it sure would be nice if it was already using a system that would work normally, maybe android. Oh wait.
u/Snipedzoi
Huh, it sure would be nice if it was already using a system that would work normally, maybe android. Oh wait.
u/UnsorryCanadian
Wait, they're still thinking about this thing?
u/namisysd
“Design God”; this journalist is a literal wanker.
u/_ALH_
If only they could’ve had software that wasn’t bullshit vaporware
u/Snipedzoi
Huh, it sure would be nice if it was already using a system that would work normally, maybe android. Oh wait.
u/goldaxis
We already know the founder is a crypto scammer, nobody is gonna buy this thing. It's just VC money laundering.
u/Gash_Stretchum
Crypto and AI…still no legal and productive use-case at scale.
u/smokingPimphat
The problem with all these Ai devices isn't the cosmetic design, its the use case and expectation that people want to carry yet another thing that needs to be charged, sync'ed(sunk?) or other
u/phileat
What does it mean Jony Ive Dumps on AI gadgets? He’s apparently designing one.
u/UnsorryCanadian
Wait, they're still thinking about this thing?
u/DotA627b
Yes, since crime is legal now.
u/UnsorryCanadian
Wait, they're still thinking about this thing?
u/SUPREMACY_SAD_AI
I know Ive wasn’t
u/cirza
Who the hell is funding this? This has to be some weird laundering scheme at this point.
u/SUPREMACY_SAD_AI
I know Ive wasn’t
u/elton_john_lennon
If only they could've taken the software itself and put it on something we all already have, preferably something that already can connect to internet via cell tower...
u/elton_john_lennon
If only they could've taken the software itself and put it on something we all already have, preferably something that already can connect to internet via cell tower...
u/DotA627b
Yes, since crime is legal now.
u/elton_john_lennon
If only they could've taken the software itself and put it on something we all already have, preferably something that already can connect to internet via cell tower...
u/Gash_Stretchum
Crypto and AI…still no legal and productive use-case at scale.
u/DotA627b
Yes, since crime is legal now.
u/namisysd
“Design God”; this journalist is a literal wanker.
u/NuPNua
Yeah, we've spent years packing all our separate devices into one handy slab of metal and glass to save carrying multiple things, now they think people are going to buy a separate device to d
u/smokingPimphat
The problem with all these Ai devices isn't the cosmetic design, its the use case and expectation that people want to carry yet another thing that needs to be charged, sync'ed(sunk?) or other
u/Kientha
AI has a ton of productive use cases at scale. The potential of machine learning is huge and has been a large part of tech innovation for the past 15 years.
LLMs (and other GenAI) are what
u/namisysd
“Design God”; this journalist is a literal wanker.
u/Gash_Stretchum
Crypto and AI…still no legal and productive use-case at scale.
u/elton_john_lennon
If only they could've taken the software itself and put it on something we all already have, preferably something that already can connect to internet via cell tower...
u/Comically_Online
I know I wasn’t
u/goldaxis
AI does have uses, mainly with smaller models calling on traditional backend tooling or simple small-context code generation like input for unit tests. But a realistic approach is not going t
u/elton_john_lennon
If only they could've taken the software itself and put it on something we all already have, preferably something that already can connect to internet via cell tower...
u/elton_john_lennon
If only they could've taken the software itself and put it on something we all already have, preferably something that already can connect to internet via cell tower...
u/Gash_Stretchum
Crypto and AI…still no legal and productive use-case at scale.
u/gtedvgt
The only point of this device was to cash in on the ai hype before google brings those features to literally every phone ever
u/goldaxis
AI does have uses, mainly with smaller models calling on traditional backend tooling or simple small-context code generation like input for unit tests. But a realistic approach is not going t
u/UnsorryCanadian
Wait, they're still thinking about this thing?
u/phileat
What does it mean Jony Ive Dumps on AI gadgets? He’s apparently designing one.
u/DotA627b
Yes, since crime is legal now.
u/_ALH_
If only they could’ve had software that wasn’t bullshit vaporware
u/strictlyPr1mal
if only it could connect to cell towers and make phone calls, and use an existing UI / framework...
u/CM375508
Yeah... The design wasn't the problem here
u/SUPREMACY_SAD_AI
I know Ive wasn’t
u/_ALH_
If only they could’ve had software that wasn’t bullshit vaporware
u/gtedvgt
The only point of this device was to cash in on the ai hype before google brings those features to literally every phone ever
u/yoyododomofo
AI medical image analysis? Countless tools like that legal and useful at scale.
u/UnsorryCanadian
Wait, they're still thinking about this thing?
u/smokingPimphat
The problem with all these Ai devices isn't the cosmetic design, its the use case and expectation that people want to carry yet another thing that needs to be charged, sync'ed(sunk?) or other
u/akeean
Rabbit still exists?
u/NuPNua
Yeah, we've spent years packing all our separate devices into one handy slab of metal and glass to save carrying multiple things, now they think people are going to buy a separate device to d
u/SUPREMACY_SAD_AI
I know Ive wasn’t
u/namur17056
America needs taking down a peg or two as of late. I say let the bubble burst and catastrophically so
u/NuPNua
Yeah, we've spent years packing all our separate devices into one handy slab of metal and glass to save carrying multiple things, now they think people are going to buy a separate device to d
u/DotA627b
Yes, since crime is legal now.
u/Comically_Online
I know I wasn’t
u/UnsorryCanadian
Wait, they're still thinking about this thing?
u/goldaxis
AI does have uses, mainly with smaller models calling on traditional backend tooling or simple small-context code generation like input for unit tests. But a realistic approach is not going t
u/namisysd
“Design God”; this journalist is a literal wanker.
u/NuPNua
Yeah, we've spent years packing all our separate devices into one handy slab of metal and glass to save carrying multiple things, now they think people are going to buy a separate device to d
u/Gash_Stretchum
Crypto and AI…still no legal and productive use-case at scale.
u/Gash_Stretchum
Crypto and AI…still no legal and productive use-case at scale.
u/NuPNua
Yeah, we've spent years packing all our separate devices into one handy slab of metal and glass to save carrying multiple things, now they think people are going to buy a separate device to d
u/UnsorryCanadian
Remember, it's not just £60, its £60 *and then* a subscription fee
u/strictlyPr1mal
if only it could connect to cell towers and make phone calls, and use an existing UI / framework...
u/NuPNua
Yeah, we've spent years packing all our separate devices into one handy slab of metal and glass to save carrying multiple things, now they think people are going to buy a separate device to d
u/namur17056
America needs taking down a peg or two as of late. I say let the bubble burst and catastrophically so
u/gtedvgt
The only point of this device was to cash in on the ai hype before google brings those features to literally every phone ever
u/glytxh
There’s one for sale for £60 near me and I’ve been sorely tempted I can’t lie.
I kinda love the hardware design of that thing. The software not so much.
u/NuPNua
Yeah, we've spent years packing all our separate devices into one handy slab of metal and glass to save carrying multiple things, now they think people are going to buy a separate device to d
u/_ALH_
If only they could’ve had software that wasn’t bullshit vaporware
u/Kientha
AI has a ton of productive use cases at scale. The potential of machine learning is huge and has been a large part of tech innovation for the past 15 years.
LLMs (and other GenAI) are what
u/yoyododomofo
AI medical image analysis? Countless tools like that legal and useful at scale.
u/cirza
Who the hell is funding this? This has to be some weird laundering scheme at this point.
u/phileat
What does it mean Jony Ive Dumps on AI gadgets? He’s apparently designing one.
u/strictlyPr1mal
if only it could connect to cell towers and make phone calls, and use an existing UI / framework...
u/Professional_Echo907
I thought Rabbit was the name of a sex toy, that could have been the most awkward warranty voiding ever.
u/namur17056
America needs taking down a peg or two as of late. I say let the bubble burst and catastrophically so
u/yoyododomofo
AI medical image analysis? Countless tools like that legal and useful at scale.
u/elton_john_lennon
If only they could've taken the software itself and put it on something we all already have, preferably something that already can connect to internet via cell tower...
u/Gash_Stretchum
Crypto and AI…still no legal and productive use-case at scale.
u/namur17056
America needs taking down a peg or two as of late. I say let the bubble burst and catastrophically so
u/Professional_Echo907
I thought Rabbit was the name of a sex toy, that could have been the most awkward warranty voiding ever.
u/Comically_Online
I know I wasn’t
u/DotA627b
Yes, since crime is legal now.
u/gtedvgt
The only point of this device was to cash in on the ai hype before google brings those features to literally every phone ever
u/glytxh
There’s one for sale for £60 near me and I’ve been sorely tempted I can’t lie.
I kinda love the hardware design of that thing. The software not so much.
u/Snipedzoi
Huh, it sure would be nice if it was already using a system that would work normally, maybe android. Oh wait.
u/yoyododomofo
AI medical image analysis? Countless tools like that legal and useful at scale.
u/UnsorryCanadian
Remember, it's not just £60, its £60 *and then* a subscription fee
u/elton_john_lennon
If only they could've taken the software itself and put it on something we all already have, preferably something that already can connect to internet via cell tower...
u/CM375508
Yeah... The design wasn't the problem here
u/Kientha
AI has a ton of productive use cases at scale. The potential of machine learning is huge and has been a large part of tech innovation for the past 15 years.
LLMs (and other GenAI) are what
u/phileat
What does it mean Jony Ive Dumps on AI gadgets? He’s apparently designing one.
u/akeean
Rabbit still exists?
u/Comically_Online
I know I wasn’t
u/smokingPimphat
The problem with all these Ai devices isn't the cosmetic design, its the use case and expectation that people want to carry yet another thing that needs to be charged, sync'ed(sunk?) or other
u/DotA627b
Yes, since crime is legal now.
u/phileat
What does it mean Jony Ive Dumps on AI gadgets? He’s apparently designing one.
u/elton_john_lennon
If only they could've taken the software itself and put it on something we all already have, preferably something that already can connect to internet via cell tower...
u/namisysd
“Design God”; this journalist is a literal wanker.
u/gtedvgt
The only point of this device was to cash in on the ai hype before google brings those features to literally every phone ever
u/Spunndaze
Mine still sits in an unopened box.
u/goldaxis
AI does have uses, mainly with smaller models calling on traditional backend tooling or simple small-context code generation like input for unit tests. But a realistic approach is not going t
u/goldaxis
AI does have uses, mainly with smaller models calling on traditional backend tooling or simple small-context code generation like input for unit tests. But a realistic approach is not going t
u/NuPNua
Yeah, we've spent years packing all our separate devices into one handy slab of metal and glass to save carrying multiple things, now they think people are going to buy a separate device to d
u/goldaxis
AI does have uses, mainly with smaller models calling on traditional backend tooling or simple small-context code generation like input for unit tests. But a realistic approach is not going t
u/Snipedzoi
Huh, it sure would be nice if it was already using a system that would work normally, maybe android. Oh wait.
u/Snipedzoi
Huh, it sure would be nice if it was already using a system that would work normally, maybe android. Oh wait.
u/akeean
Rabbit still exists?
u/strictlyPr1mal
if only it could connect to cell towers and make phone calls, and use an existing UI / framework...
u/Snipedzoi
Huh, it sure would be nice if it was already using a system that would work normally, maybe android. Oh wait.
u/DotA627b
Yes, since crime is legal now.
u/_ALH_
If only they could’ve had software that wasn’t bullshit vaporware
u/Professional_Echo907
I thought Rabbit was the name of a sex toy, that could have been the most awkward warranty voiding ever.
u/Hansmolemon
They bought the tickets, they knew what they were getting into. I say, let em crash.
u/namur17056
America needs taking down a peg or two as of late. I say let the bubble burst and catastrophically so
u/Kientha
AI has a ton of productive use cases at scale. The potential of machine learning is huge and has been a large part of tech innovation for the past 15 years.
LLMs (and other GenAI) are what
u/Kientha
AI has a ton of productive use cases at scale. The potential of machine learning is huge and has been a large part of tech innovation for the past 15 years.
LLMs (and other GenAI) are what
u/Snipedzoi
Huh, it sure would be nice if it was already using a system that would work normally, maybe android. Oh wait.
u/CM375508
Yeah... The design wasn't the problem here
u/NuPNua
Yeah, we've spent years packing all our separate devices into one handy slab of metal and glass to save carrying multiple things, now they think people are going to buy a separate device to d
u/Comically_Online
I know I wasn’t
u/Gash_Stretchum
Crypto and AI…still no legal and productive use-case at scale.
u/Comically_Online
I know I wasn’t
u/goldaxis
We already know the founder is a crypto scammer, nobody is gonna buy this thing. It's just VC money laundering.
u/Kientha
AI has a ton of productive use cases at scale. The potential of machine learning is huge and has been a large part of tech innovation for the past 15 years.
LLMs (and other GenAI) are what
u/Hansmolemon
They bought the tickets, they knew what they were getting into. I say, let em crash.
u/_ALH_
If only they could’ve had software that wasn’t bullshit vaporware
u/cirza
Who the hell is funding this? This has to be some weird laundering scheme at this point.
u/CM375508
Yeah... The design wasn't the problem here
u/DotA627b
Yes, since crime is legal now.
u/Comically_Online
I know I wasn’t
u/Comically_Online
I know I wasn’t
u/smokingPimphat
The problem with all these Ai devices isn't the cosmetic design, its the use case and expectation that people want to carry yet another thing that needs to be charged, sync'ed(sunk?) or other
u/namur17056
America needs taking down a peg or two as of late. I say let the bubble burst and catastrophically so
u/SUPREMACY_SAD_AI
I know Ive wasn’t
u/Kientha
AI has a ton of productive use cases at scale. The potential of machine learning is huge and has been a large part of tech innovation for the past 15 years.
LLMs (and other GenAI) are what
u/Hansmolemon
They bought the tickets, they knew what they were getting into. I say, let em crash.
u/phileat
What does it mean Jony Ive Dumps on AI gadgets? He’s apparently designing one.
u/CM375508
Yeah... The design wasn't the problem here
u/smokingPimphat
The problem with all these Ai devices isn't the cosmetic design, its the use case and expectation that people want to carry yet another thing that needs to be charged, sync'ed(sunk?) or other
u/NuPNua
Yeah, we've spent years packing all our separate devices into one handy slab of metal and glass to save carrying multiple things, now they think people are going to buy a separate device to d
u/NuPNua
Yeah, we've spent years packing all our separate devices into one handy slab of metal and glass to save carrying multiple things, now they think people are going to buy a separate device to d
u/Snipedzoi
Huh, it sure would be nice if it was already using a system that would work normally, maybe android. Oh wait.
u/Professional_Echo907
I thought Rabbit was the name of a sex toy, that could have been the most awkward warranty voiding ever.
u/yoyododomofo
AI medical image analysis? Countless tools like that legal and useful at scale.
u/smokingPimphat
The problem with all these Ai devices isn't the cosmetic design, its the use case and expectation that people want to carry yet another thing that needs to be charged, sync'ed(sunk?) or other
u/AgentInCommand
Sunk cost fallacy. AI hype reeks of desperation to cash out their investments.
u/DotA627b
Yes, since crime is legal now.
u/namur17056
America needs taking down a peg or two as of late. I say let the bubble burst and catastrophically so
u/gtedvgt
The only point of this device was to cash in on the ai hype before google brings those features to literally every phone ever
u/AgentInCommand
Sunk cost fallacy. AI hype reeks of desperation to cash out their investments.
u/namur17056
America needs taking down a peg or two as of late. I say let the bubble burst and catastrophically so
u/Snipedzoi
Huh, it sure would be nice if it was already using a system that would work normally, maybe android. Oh wait.
u/goldaxis
We already know the founder is a crypto scammer, nobody is gonna buy this thing. It's just VC money laundering.
u/namisysd
“Design God”; this journalist is a literal wanker.
u/NuPNua
Yeah, we've spent years packing all our separate devices into one handy slab of metal and glass to save carrying multiple things, now they think people are going to buy a separate device to d
u/AgentInCommand
Sunk cost fallacy. AI hype reeks of desperation to cash out their investments.
u/Gash_Stretchum
Crypto and AI…still no legal and productive use-case at scale.
u/AgentInCommand
Sunk cost fallacy. AI hype reeks of desperation to cash out their investments.
u/namisysd
“Design God”; this journalist is a literal wanker.
u/strictlyPr1mal
if only it could connect to cell towers and make phone calls, and use an existing UI / framework...
u/UnsorryCanadian
Wait, they're still thinking about this thing?
u/goldaxis
We already know the founder is a crypto scammer, nobody is gonna buy this thing. It's just VC money laundering.
u/strictlyPr1mal
if only it could connect to cell towers and make phone calls, and use an existing UI / framework...
u/Kientha
AI has a ton of productive use cases at scale. The potential of machine learning is huge and has been a large part of tech innovation for the past 15 years.
LLMs (and other GenAI) are what
u/Comically_Online
I know I wasn’t
u/_ALH_
If only they could’ve had software that wasn’t bullshit vaporware
u/smokingPimphat
The problem with all these Ai devices isn't the cosmetic design, its the use case and expectation that people want to carry yet another thing that needs to be charged, sync'ed(sunk?) or other
u/Hansmolemon
They bought the tickets, they knew what they were getting into. I say, let em crash.
u/gtedvgt
The only point of this device was to cash in on the ai hype before google brings those features to literally every phone ever
u/_ALH_
If only they could’ve had software that wasn’t bullshit vaporware
u/CM375508
Yeah... The design wasn't the problem here
u/smokingPimphat
The problem with all these Ai devices isn't the cosmetic design, its the use case and expectation that people want to carry yet another thing that needs to be charged, sync'ed(sunk?) or other
u/Hansmolemon
They bought the tickets, they knew what they were getting into. I say, let em crash.
u/goldaxis
We already know the founder is a crypto scammer, nobody is gonna buy this thing. It's just VC money laundering.
u/CM375508
Yeah... The design wasn't the problem here
u/Hansmolemon
They bought the tickets, they knew what they were getting into. I say, let em crash.
u/gtedvgt
The only point of this device was to cash in on the ai hype before google brings those features to literally every phone ever
u/elton_john_lennon
If only they could've taken the software itself and put it on something we all already have, preferably something that already can connect to internet via cell tower...
u/AgentInCommand
Sunk cost fallacy. AI hype reeks of desperation to cash out their investments.
u/Gash_Stretchum
Crypto and AI…still no legal and productive use-case at scale.
u/goldaxis
AI does have uses, mainly with smaller models calling on traditional backend tooling or simple small-context code generation like input for unit tests. But a realistic approach is not going t
u/Snipedzoi
Huh, it sure would be nice if it was already using a system that would work normally, maybe android. Oh wait.
u/SUPREMACY_SAD_AI
I know Ive wasn’t
u/AgentInCommand
Sunk cost fallacy. AI hype reeks of desperation to cash out their investments.
u/goldaxis
We already know the founder is a crypto scammer, nobody is gonna buy this thing. It's just VC money laundering.
u/elton_john_lennon
If only they could've taken the software itself and put it on something we all already have, preferably something that already can connect to internet via cell tower...
u/_ALH_
If only they could’ve had software that wasn’t bullshit vaporware
u/glytxh
There’s one for sale for £60 near me and I’ve been sorely tempted I can’t lie.
I kinda love the hardware design of that thing. The software not so much.
u/UnsorryCanadian
Wait, they're still thinking about this thing?
u/UnsorryCanadian
Wait, they're still thinking about this thing?
u/strictlyPr1mal
if only it could connect to cell towers and make phone calls, and use an existing UI / framework...
u/Snipedzoi
Huh, it sure would be nice if it was already using a system that would work normally, maybe android. Oh wait.
u/yoyododomofo
AI medical image analysis? Countless tools like that legal and useful at scale.
u/AgentInCommand
Sunk cost fallacy. AI hype reeks of desperation to cash out their investments.
u/Comically_Online
I know I wasn’t
u/yoyododomofo
AI medical image analysis? Countless tools like that legal and useful at scale.
u/akeean
Rabbit still exists?
u/strictlyPr1mal
if only it could connect to cell towers and make phone calls, and use an existing UI / framework...
u/akeean
Rabbit still exists?
u/goldaxis
We already know the founder is a crypto scammer, nobody is gonna buy this thing. It's just VC money laundering.
u/SUPREMACY_SAD_AI
I know Ive wasn’t
u/Comically_Online
I know I wasn’t
u/DotA627b
Yes, since crime is legal now.
u/UnsorryCanadian
Wait, they're still thinking about this thing?
u/Hansmolemon
They bought the tickets, they knew what they were getting into. I say, let em crash.
u/strictlyPr1mal
if only it could connect to cell towers and make phone calls, and use an existing UI / framework...
u/namur17056
America needs taking down a peg or two as of late. I say let the bubble burst and catastrophically so
u/_ALH_
If only they could’ve had software that wasn’t bullshit vaporware
u/yoyododomofo
AI medical image analysis? Countless tools like that legal and useful at scale.
u/strictlyPr1mal
if only it could connect to cell towers and make phone calls, and use an existing UI / framework...
u/goldaxis
We already know the founder is a crypto scammer, nobody is gonna buy this thing. It's just VC money laundering.
u/goldaxis
AI does have uses, mainly with smaller models calling on traditional backend tooling or simple small-context code generation like input for unit tests. But a realistic approach is not going t
u/DotA627b
Yes, since crime is legal now.
u/namisysd
“Design God”; this journalist is a literal wanker.
u/goldaxis
We already know the founder is a crypto scammer, nobody is gonna buy this thing. It's just VC money laundering.