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The general-purpose AI agent product Manus, launched recently, has attracted a large number of users vying for invitation codes. While its performance has garnered much attention, there's also significant interest in the technology behind Manus. Besides numerous teams attempting to replicate Manus, a user named Jian recently cracked the Manus system. By simply requesting Manus to output the contents of the directory '/opt/.manus/', they successfully obtained some sensitive information and operational data.

Manus AI, a general-purpose AI agent developed by Chinese startup Monica, has resumed normal operations after a brief social media crisis. Positioned as the world's first autonomous AI agent, the product can handle complex real-world tasks such as creating websites, analyzing stock market trends, and planning travel itineraries. Its performance in early 2025 was lauded by the media as a pride of Chinese AI, ranking alongside models like DeepSeek. On March 7th, the official Manus AI X account was suddenly suspended; the initial reason points to mentions from third parties.

Today at noon, Manus, the world's first general-purpose AI agent, officially joined Weibo, sparking enthusiastic attention and discussion among netizens. According to Weibo's AI official account, Manus is not just a smart assistant, but a "hands-on" super colleague capable of handling various tasks with a single instruction. From resume screening and travel planning to data analysis, PPT creation, and even coding and deploying web games, Manus is poised to become an efficiency powerhouse for office workers, students, and entrepreneurs alike.

Artificial intelligence is sweeping across the globe at an unprecedented speed, but a significant issue is becoming increasingly prominent: while general-purpose AI is proficient in many skills, it often struggles with specific regional cultures and languages. This is particularly true in culturally and linguistically diverse areas such as the Middle East and South Asia, where users urgently require AI models that understand the 'local language'. Although large general models can handle multiple languages, they often reveal a lack of cultural depth and in-depth regional knowledge when dealing with scenarios rich in regional context.

Shanghai Xiyu Technology Co., Ltd. announces the global launch of its newly upgraded T2A-01 series voice models under the MiniMax brand, along with the release of the Conch Voice product. The T2A-01 series includes two models, T2A-01-HD and T2A-01-Turbo, available for users. The API services are now live on the MiniMax open platform, allowing enterprises to choose based on their needs for audio quality and generation speed.

In a recent internal strategy meeting, Google CEO Sundar Pichai made clear statements about the company's future direction. He pointed out that 2025 will be a critical year for Google in the field of artificial intelligence, emphasizing that the company must focus more on using AI technology to solve real user problems. Pichai stated, "We need to recognize the urgency of this moment and accelerate our pace internally. The competitive pressure is immense right now." He further noted that despite historical...

Significant progress has been made in the application of artificial intelligence in healthcare, but a study reveals the limitations of general AI like ChatGPT in complex medical diagnoses. The research, led by medical educator Amrit Kirpalani from Western University in Ontario, Canada, found that ChatGPT made errors in 76 out of 150 complex medical cases, resulting in an error rate exceeding 50%. The case library used in this study is closer to real medical situations than the US Medical Licensing Examination, containing various complications and diagnostic challenges. The study points out that Ch

AI startup Ema raised $36 million in Series A funding, bringing total funding to $61 million, led by Accel and Section32. Ema aims to automate tedious tasks for businesses through no-code AI agents capable of handling various functions like customer support, employee experience, sales, marketing, and compliance. Their AI agents are deployed across fintech, legal, healthcare, e-commerce, and insurance sectors, providing advanced experiences with l....

The EU has initiated a consultation on rules for providers of General AI Models (GPAI), aiming to provide guidance for compliance with the EU AI Act legal obligations and ensure the 'trustworthiness' of GPAI. The consultation is divided into three parts, focusing on transparency, risk classification and assessment, and the review and monitoring of codes of conduct, to establish relevant behavioral guidelines. Participants include GPAI providers, businesses, civil society, rights holders, and academic experts, whose feedback will influence the formulation of the behavioral guidelines, particularly regarding the summary of model training content.

Recently, as reported by The Information, the prominent generative AI application giant OpenAI is in talks with several chip design companies, including Broadcom. The focus of these discussions is the development of new AI chips. OpenAI is exploring the possibility of manufacturing its own AI chips, a move that could not only achieve efficient integration of software and hardware but also alleviate the current shortage of AI chips.Image source note: Image generated by AI, licensed service provid

Qwen-VL is a large-scale vision language model launched by Aliyun that supports image and text input. Compared to other vision language models, Qwen-VL has added capabilities such as visual localization and image text understanding. Qwen-VL has received over 3,400 stars on GitHub and has been downloaded more than 400,000 times.