In this update, federal agencies, led by the FCC, are beginning a deregulation effort called “Re: Delete, Delete, Delete,” aimed at removing outdated regulations that hinder innovation in telecommunications. They seek public input on which rules to eliminate. Meanwhile, a Chinese startup named Butterfly Effect has launched Manus, an autonomous AI agent capable of performing ...
The Turing Test, created by Alan Turing in 1950, was once seen as the key way to assess if machines could think like humans. However, recent advancements like ChatGPT challenged this idea by showing that while machines can imitate human conversation, they don’t truly understand it. Now, a new AI called Manus has been introduced ...
Chinese scientists have introduced Manus, an innovative AI agent developed by the startup Butterfly Effect. Unlike traditional AI, Manus operates autonomously, making decisions without needing step-by-step instructions from humans. This marks a significant leap toward what is known as artificial general intelligence (AGI). Users with limited access have already tested Manus for various tasks, such ...
Modern AI models excel in tasks like coding and translation but struggle with basic personal assistant functions, such as ordering food or booking travel. OpenAI and Anthropic have developed AI agents that can interact with your computer, but their effectiveness remains limited. Recently, China launched Manus, an AI agent that reportedly outperforms some existing models ...
A new Chinese AI assistant called Manus has been making waves since its recent invitation-only launch. Developed by the startup Butterfly Effect, Manus aims to enhance human-machine collaboration and offers a glimpse into the future of artificial general intelligence. While some users praise its impressive capabilities, others report issues with simple tasks like booking flights. ...
A Chinese startup called Manus AI has launched a new AI agent that claims to outperform established models like OpenAI’s Deep Research. This “general AI agent” can handle tasks such as resume screening, trip planning, and stock analysis autonomously, meaning it requires less user supervision. While early reactions have been mixed—some users praise its results ...
A Chinese startup called Manus AI has launched a new AI agent that claims to outperform established models like OpenAI’s Deep Research. This “general AI agent” can handle tasks such as resume screening, trip planning, and stock analysis autonomously, meaning it requires less user supervision. While early reactions have been mixed—some users praise its results ...
A new Chinese startup, Butterfly Effect, has launched Manus, an impressive AI multipurpose agent that can autonomously handle complex tasks like generating reports and managing multiple social media accounts. Officially announced in March 2025, Manus combines various AI models, allowing users to assign tasks and step away while it works independently. The product has gained ...
Chinese researchers have introduced Manus AI, claimed to be the world’s first fully autonomous AI agent. Unlike traditional chatbots that need multiple commands, Manus can perform complex tasks with just a single prompt, including building websites and analyzing data. While some tech experts view it as a significant breakthrough comparable to DeepSeek, others argue it ...
Luiza Jarovsky presents the 177th edition of her AI governance newsletter, reaching over 55,000 subscribers worldwide. This issue focuses on Manus AI, a groundbreaking general AI agent recently launched by a Chinese startup. Jarovsky analyzes its legal and ethical implications, noting inconsistencies and risks associated with its autonomous capabilities. Manus AI has been compared to ...
