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Many people still remember when ManusAI ManusAI was released. It was astonishing to see what AI agents are already capable of today, and its in-depth research was impressive. But what else can ManusAI actually do? Unlike traditional chatbots, Manus can independently plan, execute, and optimize complex, multi-step tasks from...

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Boris Cergol1 yıl önce

@ManusAI_HQ Manus is impressive, but it lacks grounding. Can produce very complex results but give it a simple form to fill out and the result is quite underwhelming.

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Wondering what happens when AI is used? Here’s the answer 🙂

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@ManusAI_HQ Impressive — ManusAI is more than a chatbot; it’s a full-stack autonomous coworker. From market intel to live websites, it closes the loop without hand-holding. The big question now: how do we scale guardrails when one prompt can spin up code, content, and insights?

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JC Gilbert1 yıl önce

@ManusAI_HQ imo manus is still one of the best ai products in the market the ux is just unparalleled imo, no manual error handling

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@ManusAI_HQ It can reverse-engineer (simple) SaaS solutions when prompted appropriately. 🤯

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@ManusAI_HQ ai agent is future No multi ai agent is future

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@ManusAI_HQ Manus isn't just dialogue. It plans independently. This was the dream years ago, now unfolding. Truly profound.

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@ManusAI_HQ manus is a fantastic AI product, shame they have completely fallen out of the common consciousness

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@ManusAI_HQ

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Have you ever considered why Large Language Models (LLMs) are increasingly being promoted as 'AI agents'? Artificial personal assistants who can do all kinds of annoying tasks for you at any time. Tax returns, insurance stuff, official business... All this and much more will be handled by your individually tailored personal AI assistant. Even independently and without your permission! The only prerequisite to be able to handle all sorts of things on your behalf is total access to your digital devices. The best thing to do is simply entrust it with your entire life. Unlike your unreliable friends, it will never forget even the smallest detail. And since you also talk to your AI friend on a daily basis about all sorts of topics, it can practically read your mind and anticipate your every wish! Isn't this a wonderful, brave, new world?

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@ManusAI_HQ @ManusAI_HQ is gpt 5

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