Manus, the viral AI “agent” platform from Chinese startup Butterfly Effect, has had an unintended side effect: raising the profile of another AI tool called Browser Use. Browser Use ...

Manus, an AI model that autonomously executes tasks you assign it, has intrigued the world as AI chatbots continue to compete ...

Both LLMs support a feature called computer use. It allows them to complete ... computer or virtual machine that has a browser installed. When Manus debuted last month, it was available for ...

If Manus encounters malicious content ... opt for companies that prioritize your privacy. For example, use the DuckDuckGo browser instead of Chrome and Brave or Proton Mail instead of Gmail.

The Chinese startup behind Manus AI secured a round of financing led by US venture firm Benchmark, scoring capital to explore the use of artificial intelligence agents to replace everyday tasks.

Chinese startup Manus AI, which works on building tools related ... according to Bloomberg. The company will use the money to expand to new markets, including the U.S., Japan, and the Middle ...

Butterfly Effect, the Chinese startup behind Manus AI, raised $75 million in a ... Butterfly Effect plans to use the funds to expand its service to other markets including the U.S., Japan and ...

The artificial intelligence (AI) agent Manus AI is now open for public registration, eliminating its previous wait-list system following new funding and growing competition. Since its invite-only ...