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0 pointssniggers1y ago0 comments

The ChatGPT app requires a subscription, and offers no "Large Action Model" behavior (i.e. API tie-in to perform actions on other apps like Spotify/Doordash/Uber/Midjourney). The former is a nice bonus (10 months of ChatGPT $20 sub = one time purchase price of Rabbit R1), the latter has the potential in its fully realized form to make Rabbit infinitely more useful as an assistant.

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lozenge1y ago

None of those features require the Rabbit hardware though. There isn't an LLM in the Rabbit itself, it's just connecting to a remote server.

dyauspitr1y ago

ChatGPT has an app ecosystem that absolutely allows you to control other apps.

sniggersOP1y ago

Are you referring to this? https://openai.com/blog/chatgpt-plugins

Rabbit's approach is one-sided (train their model to generate needed API calls, and maybe also perform Selenium-style simulated actions?) which should make it more flexible if inherently less reliable than dedicated plugins written by developers from the apps looking to be called via AI

dyauspitr1y ago

Having to rely on one company to train their API calls makes it less flexible and less reliable except maybe for the largest apps. Even if they did it better than chatGPT (and I don’t think they can), that would be the thinnest of moats.

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lozenge1y ago

None of those features require the Rabbit hardware though. There isn't an LLM in the Rabbit itself, it's just connecting to a remote server.

dyauspitr1y ago

ChatGPT has an app ecosystem that absolutely allows you to control other apps.

sniggersOP1y ago

Are you referring to this? https://openai.com/blog/chatgpt-plugins

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