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This seems like a more expensive version of the rabbit or friend ai pins. What is going to differentiate this above any of (1) my phone that can use any AI prov
by ctkhn 2mo ago
This seems like a more expensive version of the rabbit or friend ai pins.
What is going to differentiate this above any of (1) my phone that can use any AI provider and I can already carry around the home, (2) a set of smart speakers that can talk to an AI provider like google home/homepod/alexa, or (3) my computer?
- awestroke 2mo ago1. You can't just press a button on your phone to instantly start an ai voice conversation 2. You can't bring your smart speakers with you everywhere, also same as 1 3. See 1 and 2
- diggernet 2mo agoYes you can. Many phones have a dedicated "assistant" button now that you can assign to your AI assistant app.
- c-hendricks 2mo agoYou absolutely can just press a button on a phone to instantly start an AI voice conversation. Heck, you don't even need to press a button in a lot of cases.
- ctkhn 2mo agoI'm sorry but that is just not correct. Androids and iPhones both have a way to start chats with their ai assistant from a hardware button or even always-on listening. My airpods, sony, and even my cheapest amazon bluetooth headphones all have a button to tap or hold that allows ai voice conversation to start. Even my Sonos and not very smart JBL speakers for beach days have the option to start an ai voice conversation and most home-based smart speakers include a listen word that doesn't even require a button.
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