Recently, Microsoft's research team launched an artificial intelligence technology known as the 'Large Action Model' (LAM), marking a new phase in the development of AI. Unlike traditional language models like GPT-4o, LAM can autonomously operate Windows applications, meaning AI can not only engage in conversation or provide suggestions but can actually perform tasks. The advantage of LAM lies in its ability to understand various user inputs, including text,

Rabbit R1 CEO Lyu Cheng recently disclosed that over the past six months, Rabbit R1 has undergone 16 updates, including bug fixes, reduced response times, and the addition of small features. Lyu announced that Rabbit R1 will soon launch a new model - the Large Action Model - on October 1. Over the past six months, R1 has undergone multiple wireless updates but still can only transact with seven specific services (such as Uber and Spotify). Lyu acknowledged that

Startup Rabbit's pocket-sized device, the R1, is priced at $199 and sold 10,000 units on its first day, with the initial batch sold out. The R1 features a 2.88-inch touchscreen and runs Rabbit's proprietary operating system. Users can still pre-order the R1 on Rabbit's official website, with expected delivery between April and May 2024.