YouTuber and inventor Coffeezilla has stepped up his initial attack on the company responsible for the Rabbit R1 artificial intelligence (AI) device.
The online personality, real name Stefan Findeisen, who often dives deep into various influencer scams, Venting his anger on Rabbit Incorporation He described it as a “scam-based product”.
In response, the company downplayed Coffeezilla’s findings, but rather than address or respond to the concerns, the denial only fueled more scrutiny and bad publicity.
In the second part of its investigation, Coffeezilla began the 18-minute-long YouTube broadcast with the following introduction:
“This tech company told me so much about their past scam that I decided to check out their current project, Rabbit (R1), and what I found was shocking.”
In particular, he wanted to explain what was really the matter. Hey The model within the Rabbit R1 gadget, as claimed by the company. It was claimed that the AI embedded within the device, called Lamb, could be a life assistant, which the official promotion depicts as saying, “Sstart my morning routine, order an Uber for me and find me a Good podcast to pass the time, oh and let everyone know I might be in late.”
It can also reportedly check the fridge and reorder the contents of your last meal. The pitch appeared to be impressive as the marketing tool garnered over $20 million worth of pre-orders.
But ‘lamb as advertised does not exist’
Coffeezilla criticized Rabbit Incorporation, but not on whether they were offering a good or bad product, but on Lamb’s AI credentials.
“A The group’s investigation revealed that Rabbit isn’t actually using a new one The fundamental AI model is not a model at all, it Actually chat with some hardcoded GPT the script, which is funny because Jesse (Liu, RabbitR1 founder) It is said that RabbitChat is faster than GPT.”
He added, “Wthe hat is really annoying I don’t think it’s bad (Rabbit R1), but rather that The main selling point of this product is It is built on a lie, and that lie is the Lamb.”
“I Think of the best thing you can say It’s about Jesse and the Rabbit that they promised too much and Under-providing, the worst you can say (That) this is consumer fraud.”
Coffeezilla backed up their claim by saying they spoke to a Rabbit employee who, on the condition of anonymity, said “As the Lamb The advert advertised does not exist.”
The investigator contacted the company for a final response, and the comments included a statement (shared on the video) that said, “You are not interested in taking a balanced or objective approach or working in good faith with us” and “Rabbit stands behind its product.”
Image Credit: Coffeezilla/YouTube
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