With Manus, AI experimentation has burst into the open
The existence of Manus makes this cautious approach harder to sustain, however. As the previously wide gap between big AI labs and upstarts narrows, the giants no longer have the luxury of taking their time. And that also means their approach to safety is no longer workable.
Just as the dust begins to settle on DeepSeek, another breakthrough from a Chinese startup has taken the internet by storm.
BI got early access to Manus, which claims to be the world's first fully autonomous AI agent.It structured tasks well but ...
Chinese startup Butterfly Effect has unveiled what it claims is the first general AI agent capable of acting autonomously.
Manus discusses a variety of perspectives in extreme detail and depth. Everything from multi-stakeholder views and global ...
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China's Manus claims to be the first fully autonomous AI agent. Some researchers are calling it a leap in AI capabilities — ...
Some early users were enthusiastic about the product’s capabilities; others complained it took too long and crashed.
Manus is making a splash right now similar to when DeepSeek debuted because it seems novel, unique, and powerful.
Manus, a new agentic AI system from a Chinese startup, is starting to generate DeepSeek-like buzz. Invitations are scarce.
Manus is not just another chatbot or search engine with a futuristic design. It stands out as the first fully autonomous AI ...
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