Whenever a new AI model is released in a cut-down form because it is too powerful, or one transgresses its sandbox and performs an unexpected cyber hack on a company’s website, we tend to see jokes made about Skynet or HAL 9000 becoming a reality.
More companies are adopting agentic AI solutions, but are also facing difficulties in making the technology pay for itself, according to new research from McKinsey – however, there is good news on the horizon, with reports of an encouraging financial impact attributed to AI use.
Conventional AI agents only act when you tell them to and may require multiple rounds of inputs and interactions to complete a complicated task. Manus AI is different. It was designed to be able to handle complex, multi-stage tasks, like building apps, conducting deep research, or building websites, almost entirely on its own. Learn more…
