In the world of artificial ielligence, every day we are seeing new and amazing advances that move the boundaries of the technology’s capabilities. According to rece reports, one of these advances is the emergence of the Geneus General Artificial Ielligence Age, which has recely demonstrated its abilities in the complex tasks and real world. The video released by this artificial ielligence, which a team of less well -known researchers developed by Chinese investors, has attracted the atteion of many specialists and artificial ielligence ehusiasts.
Manus did not provide much information about its corporate structure or the models used in the project, but the video iroduction has made a lot of noise among users. The video, released on Wednesday night on the X -Social Network, had more than 200,000 views uil Thursday afternoon, and many users demanded an invitation code to test the artificial ielligence age.
Manus artificial ielligence makes things automatically
Manus, currely available on the web with limited access only through the invitation, can perform complex tasks; For example, in the video on the manus.im website, this artificial ielligence age has shown that it can create a custom website from beginning to end and take various steps.
This website also provided a list of differe tasks that Manus performs; Including designing a trip to Japan, Tesla’s deep analysis, creating ieractive training courses for high school teachers, comparing differe insurance policies, and helping businesses find the right suppliers.
Manus also claims to be able to outperform Openai’s Deep Research capability. This comparison is based on the Gaia benchmark, which is a valid standard in evaluating the abilities of public artificial ielligence assistas.
In the video above, we can see the 33 -year -old Chinese erepreneur who had previously launched the Mammoth mobile browser and the Peak Labs Labs in the United States. According to China’s risky investme industry sources, the rear team of Manus had previously built the Monica AI artificial ielligence assista, which could iegrate large models of artificial ielligence.
