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Sage Lazzaro

The Rabbit R1's new Teach Mode is another example of AI's "move fast, break things" ethos

an orange-colored hand held electronic device with a rabbit logo (Credit: Courtesy of Rabbit)

Hello and welcome to Eye on AI. In today’s edition…Rabbit launches Teach mode for the R1; Microsoft and HarperCollins strike a deal for training data; Google gives Gemini memory; an AI pioneer cites OpenAI’s upcoming model when urging for regulation; Stanford ranks countries on how vibrant their AI ecosystems are. 

Rabbit, maker of the handheld orange AI-in-box device known as the R1, today released a new capability called Teach mode. The mode allows users to “teach” their devices how to perform specific actions by describing the process step-by-step on a computer using natural language and then syncing the lessons to their R1. 

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