🔑Rabbit Steel has developed a unique large action model that learns how to use apps by imitating users.
💰Rabbit Steel's revenue comes from hardware sales, covering the costs of using OpenAI's APIs.
📱Users can train their own AI assistants for apps not already in Rabbit Steel's system.
💲Rabbit Steel may introduce paid options for faster models and custom voices.
✨The R1 device is expected to be free to use, with potential paid upgrades.
How does Rabbit Steel's large action model (LAM) work?
—The large action model is trained on images and videos of people using apps and learns how to imitate users in pressing buttons.
How does Rabbit Steel make money?
—Rabbit Steel generates revenue through hardware sales, which cover the costs of using OpenAI's APIs.
Can users train their own AI assistants for apps not in the system?
—Yes, Rabbit Steel allows users to train their own AI assistants for apps that are not already in their system.
Will the R1 device be free to use?
—While Rabbit Steel didn't confirm directly, it is likely that the R1 device will be free to use, with possible paid upgrades.
What additional features may Rabbit Steel offer?
—Rabbit Steel may introduce paid options for faster models and custom voices.
00:00Introduction to Rabbit Steel and the R1 device.
00:10Explanation of Rabbit Steel's large action model (LAM) and how it learns from images and videos of people using apps.
00:30Discussion on the costs of running an AI model at scale and Rabbit Steel's use of OpenAI's APIs.
01:00Explanation of how Rabbit Steel plans to make money through hardware sales and users training their own AI assistants.
01:30Speculation on possible paid options, such as faster models and custom voices, and the expectation of the R1 device being free to use.
