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Just as we got our head around LLMs over the past few years LAM’s appear! 🤯 There’s no question that we’re living an era of generative AI obsession, and that its impact will start too grow beyond “advanced search” into things that genuinely create value. 🔎 At the moment the best examples are that AI is helping us write (very average) emails, create imagery (that usually exists already), consume information (because insight is so overrated), and even code (this one is actually really useful). 😎 And in insurance there’s a lot of powerful use cases like legal documentation analysis, or policy read throughs to identify any exclusions or ways to accelerate underwriting processes. This is however more complex because we have to apply the technology to that task, process or data set. 🤓 As wonderful as it seems to “generate” something, whether an illustration for your Linkedin post or a customer service reply, there’s something else that’s just as important: generating an overall outcome i.e. enriching lives, enabling human endeavor or creating greater understanding. Recently, encapsulated by R1 (see below if you've missed it), we have seen a shift in which large language models are being "augmented", either with tooling or 4th party capability —software entities capable of performing tasks on their own. These ultimately do things, rather than simply responding to queries from human users. This seems like a simple shift, but it opens up a new area of possibilities—by combining the linguistic fluency of an LLM with the ability to accomplish tasks and make decisions independently, generative AI is being elevated from a passive tool, however powerful it may be, to an active capability. This will likely make interfaces more intuitive, it is directionally heading towards something more productive and value creating. Having said all that, for me the Rabbits launch video did actually feel like The Mitchells vs. the Machines PAL conference announcement. Can't wait for that to happen. Gulp. Lisa Wardlaw Margeaux Giles Ema Roloff Alex Moscow Zoe Symonds Mia Wallace Joanna England Sara Perez Michael Dwyer Oliver McGuinness Mike Daly Daren Rudd 👓 David Cushman Roy Jubraj Paul Wishman Megan Kuczynski Megan Drasdis Kurin, MBA, SCLA Chris Payne Brad Worth

🚀 **Exciting News!** 🚀 My Rabbit r1 device is shipped! I can't wait to get my hands on it! The Rabbit r1 is one of many AI devices I’ve preordered. #TechInnovation #RabbitR1 #NewGadgets #TechLovers #FutureTech #AIDevice #AI

Your first AI PHONE! From "Hello World" to actually giving prompts and getting your answers, we have come to a new age. A new player is here, named as "Rabbit R1". Everyone was busy with ChatGPT, I wonder how easy it would make to complete every small task with R1. From analysing surrounding to performing actions. We all have a problem of taking rapid decisions. This AI platform with a different operation system allows you to have desired results. Like, I have three vegetables and I wanted to eat something made up of all these three vegetables. Rabbit would give you quick solution. However, it is too early to say how much market it can capture. What do you think? https://www.rabbit.tech/

It’s not the first time that an electronic rabbit has generated a certain amount of excitement, but this one is the just-launched Rabbit r1 - a standalone personal AI assistant that comes as a phone independent slip-it-into-your-pocket device. Compared to your phone it promises to be faster, less distracting, and task focused rather than app focused. It can connect to a wide range of services, like Spotify and Uber, is subscription-free and costs just $199. Oh, and it’s also powered not by a #LLM - a Large Language Model- but a #LAM - a Large Action Model - a new type of foundation model, says rabbit inc., “that understands human intentions on computers” (ie it aims to learn and adapt to your routine and habits, and then automate tasks). So, will it succeed despite the #GenAI apps on your increasingly AI-powered phone? Well, the 10,000 r1s ordered on launch day (according to rabbit inc.) suggests some people think so. But, I’m still wondering if enough of us really want to stuff yet another device in our pockets…? Do you? #CES #RabbitR1 #LargeLanguageModels #LargeActionModels #AI #ArtificialIntelligence

The rabbit R1 is starting to show what the next phase of LLM/AI applications will be trying to achieve going forwards. If we consider the public releases of GPT etc to be day 0 or the incubation phase of the current tech cycle then this is phase 1. Automated integration between apps that you use daily. Whoever becomes the mass market leader in this field will accelerate their productivity massively as they will be able to collect the initial data points and trends to make the tech better, smarter and more aligned to customer needs and wishes. This is also the beginning of LLM style operating systems where the new paradigm of efficiency will be presiding. https://www.rabbit.tech/

Rabbit Inc.'s Revolutionary Rabbit OS: An AI-Powered Operating System for Seamless User Interaction rabbit inc. is an AI startup that’s developing a new operating system, Rabbit OS, powered by their proprietary AI model, Large Action Model (LAM). Unlike traditional operating systems, Rabbit OS understands complex user intentions and can operate user interfaces, performing actions on behalf of the user. The company is also working on a dedicated hardware device, r1, to host Rabbit OS. LAM is designed to interact with consumer applications in a way that mimics human interaction, eliminating the need for users to navigate multiple apps. The company aims to revolutionize the human-machine interface with this technology. Jesse Lyu #RabbitInc #RabbitOS #AI #OperatingSystem #UserInteraction #Innovation #LargeActionModel #LAM

I'm just going to leave this here for you. Do what you will with this information, but I'll say this: I am in. So, in. https://rabbit.tech + https://perplexity.ai o.O 'Search' and 'research' just changed dramatically for me. My mind. Oh my. Perplexity. Wha?!?! #ai #search #business #rabbitr1 #perplexityai

Hopping into the Future: AI Takes Center Stage in Rabbit R1 The world of data analysis is constantly evolving, and R, the statistical programming language, has long been a favorite tool for statisticians, data scientists, and researchers. But the rise of artificial intelligence (AI) is adding a whole new layer of possibilities to this device, and Rabbit R1 is leading the charge. The Future is Bright with AI in Rabbit R1 The integration of AI in Rabbit R1 is not just a fad; it's a fundamental shift in how we approach data analysis. With its user-friendly interface, powerful tools, and collaborative environment, Rabbit is making AI accessible to everyone, opening up a world of possibilities for researchers, businesses, and anyone who wants to unlock the power of their data. So, are you ready to hop into the future of data analysis with AI in Rabbit R1? The journey has already started! https://lnkd.in/gfjuRtre

Buzzword of 2024: LAM (Large Action Model)! Over the course of last year, you *may* have heard of LLM (Large Language Model). Although its possibilities are seemingly endless, most people use ChatGPT and similar LLM tools just for fun or as part of a workflow, navigating between multiple applications. Enter LAM: accomplish complete tasks like ordering a taxi or booking an entire travel itinerary with a single command. Think Alexa + ChatGPT + an entire universe of apps. The Rabbit R1 device (https://www.rabbit.tech/) is onto something. Although the device itself might not catch on, the idea itself is mindblowing. One often cited reason for poor macro economic productivity in the last couple of decades is the mushrooming of business tools and the need to learn & master every one of them (file expenses, pay a supplier, prepare a presentation etc). Perhaps LAM tools that help you accomplish everyday tasks much more quickly might truly make us all productive! #LAM #productivity #techrevolution #generatieveai

Will standalone AI devices actually take off as a consumer product?