Chinese AI agent Manus transcends chatbots, founder of start-up Butterfly Effect says
Chinese start-up Butterfly Effect, creator of general-purpose artificial intelligence (AI) agent Manus, appears poised to shake up the red-hot domestic market for large language models (LLMs), as it focuses on applications beyond ChatGPT-like chatbots.
Chinese AI startup Zhipu AI secured 500 million yuan ($69.04 million) in funding from state-owned Huafa Group, just one week ...
In the two months since a little-known Chinese company called DeepSeek released a powerful new open-source AI model, the ...
China's AI scene is heating up, with new models rivaling top US players and rattling the stock market. The latest contender: ...
OpenAI launched new tools for developers on Tuesday that will help them build advanced AI agents, using a few application ...
DeepSeek’s artificial intelligence breakthrough is stirring up China’s venture capital world after three straight years of ...
AI adoption could depend on cost over capability. That gives China an edge Sam Bresnick and Cole McFaul write in a guest ...
Win for video-generation AI model based on off-the shelf chip marks a first for China and a shift in global race to optimise ...
Manus, a new agentic AI system from a Chinese startup, is starting to generate DeepSeek-like buzz. Invitations are scarce.
Manus AI isn’t a breakthrough—it’s just another LLM executing scripted workflows. True AI success lies in integration, ...
Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. unveiled a new version of its AI assistant mobile app that incorporates its latest in-house model, ...
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