Rabbit's New AI Agent Doesn’t Need an R1 to Run
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TL;DR
- Rabbit has released a standalone AI agent, OS3, which does not require their R1 hardware.
- OS3 is an 'agentic operating system' that runs in the cloud but operates locally on Windows, Mac, and Linux.
- Users can connect up to five devices to one OS3 account and integrate preferred AI models.
- The system automatically determines necessary devices, files, apps, and AI models for task completion.
- OS3 can be accessed via a desktop site, messaging apps (Telegram, iMessage), and the R1 device.
- Rabbit founder Jesse Lyu stated the company has stopped manufacturing R1 devices but is developing a new 'cyberdeck' hardware.
- Rabbit claims OS3 will not store, copy, use, or sell user data, but chat logs and memories will be retained on their servers.
- Data handling by other AI providers linked to OS3 will be governed by their respective privacy policies.