Rabbit, known for its R1 device, has released OS3, an "agentic operating system" that functions as a standalone AI agent. This new system operates in the cloud but runs locally across Windows, Mac, and Linux devices, removing the requirement for Rabbit's dedicated hardware.
Users can link up to five devices to one account and integrate their preferred AI models. OS3 automatically identifies necessary devices, files, applications, and AI models to complete tasks. Access to OS3 is also available via a desktop site, paired messaging apps like Telegram or iMessage, and the R1 device.
Rabbit founder Jesse Lyu confirmed that the company has stopped manufacturing R1 devices. Despite this, Rabbit is not abandoning AI hardware entirely.
The company is now focusing on developing a new "cyberdeck" device, which will also run OS3. This new hardware is expected to launch within months.
Rabbit states that its OS3 system will not store, copy, use, or sell user data. However, it will retain chat histories and related memories on its servers.
Users should note that other AI providers integrated with OS3 will handle data according to their own respective privacy policies.
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Rabbit has launched OS3, a cloud-based AI agent that runs locally on Windows, Mac, and Linux devices, making its functionality available without the R1 hardware. The company has ceased manufacturing the R1 and plans to release a new "cyberdeck" device running OS3 in the coming months.