Rabbit Is Back, This Time With an AI Agent App
THE SO WHAT
Rabbit shifting from dedicated hardware to OS3, a cross-platform agent, is another data point that AI agents want to live where users already are, not in new devices. For builders, the competition is moving to orchestration, integrations, and reliability—not form factor.
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