China's AI scene is boiling After Deepseek R1 and Wan 2.1, Manus is now hitting the headlines! But of course I wonder what makes Manus so special? Is the hype justified? It delivers what pioneers like Claude ComputerUse and DoBrowser have failed to do. Manus is an autonomous AI agent developed by the Chinese startup Monica. Unlike traditional chatbots, which respond to individual inputs, Manus can handle complex tasks completely autonomously. 🔥 What makes Manus unique: Autonomous task processing: Manus can perform tasks such as analyzing stocks, creating websites or writing reports on its own. Multi-agent architecture: Several specialized sub-agents work in parallel to handle complex workflows efficiently. Transparent processes: Through the “Manus's Computer” window, users can see in real time what steps the agent is taking, providing additional transparency. Recent developments: Partnership with Alibaba: Manus AI has announced a strategic partnership with the team behind Alibaba's Qwen AI models. The aim is to implement all Manus functions on China's domestic models and platforms. Open-source alternative: Due to the limited accessibility of Manus, the open-source community has developed OpenManus, a freely available alternative with similar functions. Manus is definitely causing a stir at the moment. Do you already have access to Manus or have you seen interesting results? Share your experiences here!💡 https://manus.im/share/YIRZaLUfghVxGCN7dE6hbI?replay=1

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