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There were times I wasn’t sure the Rabbit R1 was even a real thing. The AI-powered, Teenage Engineering-designed device came out of nowhere to become one of the biggest stories at CES, promising a level of fun and whimsy that felt much better than some of the more self-serious AI companies out there. CEO Jesse

It’s barely two weeks into the new year, but the flood of new gadgets for 2024 has already started. Thanks to CES, we’ve seen a ton of innovative tech launch into the marketplace. While many products announced at CES won’t be available till later this year, a fair number are already for sale. Check out

Read time: under 4 minutes Welcome back, Superhuman It’s been a dream week for both AI and gadget nerds, as a ton of exciting (and weird) new AI devices were shown off at CES exhibits. And did you know that you can access GPT-4 Turbo for free instead of paying $20 for a ChatGPT subscription?

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I’m just going to call it: we’ll look back on April 2024 as the beginning of a new technological era. That sounds grandiose, I know, but in the next few weeks, a whole new generation of gadgets is poised to hit the market. Humane will launch its voice-controlled AI Pin. Rabbit’s AI-powered R1 will start

Artificial intelligence is the buzzword of the year at CES 2024 and one area we’ll see it in full force is in the many gadgets set to be unveiled at the consumer technology showcase. While the event hasn’t even fully ramped up yet, we’ve already seen an AI-powered home assistant from Samsung, a robot that