A stampede of contenders and copycats has followed the launch of the general AI agent, but China’s internet restrictions have so far made it easier to cater to overseas users.

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causing some to call it China's "Sputnik moment." Now, Manus is stepping into the spotlight with claims of full autonomy — ...

Chinese AI startup Manus has introduced a new text-to-video feature, allowing users to generate structured video stories from ...

Manus, an “agentic” AI platform that launched in preview last week, is generating more hype than a Taylor Swift concert. Manus wasn’t developed entirely from scratch. According to reports on ...

But Manus AI, the latest AI from China, is far from novel. Unlike DeepSeek, which introduced meaningful advancements, Manus offers nothing revolutionary. It claims autonomy, but in reality ...

BEIJING, March 11 (Reuters) - China's Manus AI announced on Tuesday a strategic partnership with the team behind tech giant Alibaba's Qwen AI models, a move that could bolster the artificial ...

Manus team. Credit: Optics Valley of China/Facebook Xiao previously built WeChat-based applications that were acquired by larger companies and later launched Monica.ai, an AI assistant available ...

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Its creators say Manus can perform tasks, like building a website from scratch, with minimal oversight. Some are calling it China's next DeepSeek moment, but others are calling it overhyped.