Rabbit Launches Cross-Platform AI Agent App
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Rabbit, a company previously known for its R1 AI device, has announced the launch of OS3, a new AI agent app that operates across multiple platforms. According to Wired, the app is a shift from Rabbit's earlier strategy of relying on dedicated AI hardware. The Verge reports that OS3 is a standalone AI agent that does not require the R1 device to function. The company describes OS3 as an 'agentic operating system' that runs in the cloud but operates locally on Windows, Mac, and Linux devices. This move marks a significant change in Rabbit's approach, as it now focuses on software solutions rather than hardware. The company has not provided specific details about the features and capabilities of OS3, but the launch indicates a broader strategy to make its AI technology more accessible. The Verge notes that this development follows earlier reports by Wired, suggesting that Rabbit is expanding its reach beyond its initial hardware-centric model.
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