Rabbit Launches Cross-Platform AI Agent OS3
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Rabbit, the company known for its R1 AI device, has launched OS3, a new AI agent that operates across multiple platforms without requiring its dedicated hardware. According to Wired, the company is shifting its focus from hardware to a cross-platform agent that integrates with existing devices. The Verge reports that OS3, described as an 'agentic operating system,' runs in the cloud but functions locally on Windows, Mac, and Linux systems. This move marks a departure from Rabbit's previous strategy of relying on its R1 device, which received mixed reviews. The new agent aims to provide users with an AI experience that is more accessible and compatible with a range of devices. While details on the specific features and capabilities of OS3 remain limited, the company's shift toward a cloud-based, cross-platform solution suggests a broader effort to make its AI technology more widely available.
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