So, here’s a giggle for you—Rabbit r2. Seriously, another shot at these ridiculous wearable voice-first AI devices, as if we’re all desperate to replace our beloved screens with a talking badge. Can we cut this out? It’s like the tech world has created a new cult centered around “screenless computing” and they can’t seem to grasp that most of us like or need the glowing rectangles in our lives. I mean, you just pin this thing to yourself and expect miracles while it fumbles voice commands left and right. The so-called future in a clunky clip-on.
And of course, it gets worse. They’re peddling these gadgets with a straight face claiming it’s the future, when in reality people are just wandering around with confused expressions, talking to small shiny objects and getting caught in a web of miscommunications. It’s as if we forgot that clarity, ease, and actual functionality matter more than some fringy concept of going “screenless,” which honestly seems like technology trying too hard to be avant-garde. As if AI needed extra help being cryptic.
Enough. If another salesperson tells me that freeing my eyes from screens using gizmos that never shut up is cutting-edge, my coffee might just end up on them. Whatever.
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