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I really think this + the humane AI pin would be super interesting products if they made them hackable. The hardware is super cool, no problem if the software i

by extr 2y ago

I really think this + the humane AI pin would be super interesting products if they made them hackable. The hardware is super cool, no problem if the software isn't there yet, it's not like they're being sold at Best Buy, I'm not worried about my mom acquiring one of these and getting her passwords leaked. Who cares if the auth flow is super hacky/insecure? Let us self host it! Let the community create more playwright scripts!

jsunderland323 2y ago
Yeah, I had a similar thought. If they just removed the ai or only focused on building a voice command to mobile app sdk there could be something viable there. Sadly that’s just not what they made at all.
roughly 2y ago
Humane is founded and populated by ex-Apple folks, so I wouldn't hold my breath. You're right, though - it's a bit weird because ostensibly the interface is via the GPT system and you've gotta work through those interactions (same problem Alexa had), but given how early both the platform and the product category are, they'd benefit big from letting early adopters build capabilities for them.
- harryp_peng 2y ago
  Worst possible thing is that bozos learn the closed source model. The closed source model only worked because they had the Great SJ.
999900000999 2y ago
Agreed. The Rabbit R1 looks like it would be the perfect device to play with. As is I just assumed Rabbit was sending off pictures and stuff to a Chat GPT API or something. I never assumed the models ran on device
disconcision 2y ago
this exists! https://www.openinterpreter.com/ https://www.openinterpreter.com/ even their hardware is (apparently) open-sourced
- abrichr 2y ago
  See https://github.com/OpenAdaptAI/OpenAdapt https://github.com/OpenAdaptAI/OpenAdapt for an alternative that works with desktop GUIs.
- spaceship__sun 2y ago
  But how is an hardware version of a mic/speaker anything interesting? The humane AI pin, to which you wear and gets contextual data, is the only wearable of interest to hackers.
vineyardmike 2y ago
If you want something fun and hackable look at these glasses: https://brilliant.xyz/products/frame https://brilliant.xyz/products/frame They have shipped products before, and they include a bunch of code - today on GitHub to start hacking with.

by extr 2y ago

jsunderland323 2y ago

Yeah, I had a similar thought. If they just removed the ai or only focused on building a voice command to mobile app sdk there could be something viable there. Sadly that’s just not what they made at all.

roughly 2y ago

Humane is founded and populated by ex-Apple folks, so I wouldn't hold my breath. You're right, though - it's a bit weird because ostensibly the interface is via the GPT system and you've gotta work through those interactions (same problem Alexa had), but given how early both the platform and the product category are, they'd benefit big from letting early adopters build capabilities for them.

harryp_peng 2y ago
Worst possible thing is that bozos learn the closed source model. The closed source model only worked because they had the Great SJ.

999900000999 2y ago

Agreed. The Rabbit R1 looks like it would be the perfect device to play with. As is I just assumed Rabbit was sending off pictures and stuff to a Chat GPT API or something. I never assumed the models ran on device

disconcision 2y ago

this exists! https://www.openinterpreter.com/ https://www.openinterpreter.com/ even their hardware is (apparently) open-sourced

abrichr 2y ago
See https://github.com/OpenAdaptAI/OpenAdapt https://github.com/OpenAdaptAI/OpenAdapt for an alternative that works with desktop GUIs.
spaceship__sun 2y ago
But how is an hardware version of a mic/speaker anything interesting? The humane AI pin, to which you wear and gets contextual data, is the only wearable of interest to hackers.

vineyardmike 2y ago

If you want something fun and hackable look at these glasses: https://brilliant.xyz/products/frame https://brilliant.xyz/products/frame They have shipped products before, and they include a bunch of code - today on GitHub to start hacking with.