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Sounds significantly better than Humane Still woefully unfinished compared to the marketing/demo hype. And unable to answer well the question “shouldn’t my ph
by yellow_postit 2y ago
Sounds significantly better than Humane
Still woefully unfinished compared to the marketing/demo hype.
And unable to answer well the question “shouldn’t my phone do this?”
But all in all I’m excited about the many attempts at hardware and interfaces — chat or voice I refuse to believe are “the best” interaction models for agents/llms.
- mft_ 2y ago> And unable to answer well the question “shouldn’t my phone do this?” Exactly this. So much of the functionality of the Humane gadget, and this, overlap directly with a mobile phone. In Humane's case, due to the removal of a screen (and the projector not being a suitable replacement) it was either level (in some cases) with your phone's abilities, or a lot worse in others, and at great cost. This, at least, is cheaper and has a better screen... Big picture, all these manufacturers seem to be taking advantage of is that neither Android or iOS have baked AI into the system, yet. When (e.g.) Siri becomes the interface for a strong LLM, both gadgets lose any differentiation they ever had and just become immediately irrelevant.
- TheRoque 2y agoThe weird thing with Humane is that they decide to make it a totally different device: different data plan, different phone number, different storage etc. etc. etc. It sounds so stupid to for the user to do that. I get that they wanted to have people to use it INSTEAD of their phones, but let's face it: nobody is gonna do that. If you paired it with your phone instead, you could share the data plan, share the data (your phone also has knowledge about you), use your own phone number etc.
- dagmx 2y agoThat’s also the case with the Rabbit R1. It exists as a separate device from your phone.