The implication seems to be that running all these agents in parallel is faster and will result in a better and more varied set of products.

Chinese-founded startup Manus showed off a feature Thursday that speeds up research by assigning tasks to scores of AI agents working in tandem, touting its biggest update since its March debut.

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LM Studio is a free user-friendly app that lets anyone run AI chatbots on their own computer without needing the internet.

BI got early access to Manus, which claims to be the world's first fully autonomous AI agent. It structured tasks well but stumbled in execution — hallucinating data and creating clunky designs.

Manus asked who should do it, and I uploaded a headshot of myself. The AI did a pretty good job of putting the shirt on a human body and showing what a popular truck restaurant line would look like.

How was Manus created? Following its launch, some early users suggested Manus wasn't built from scratch and that it's more of an AI wrapper running on other models like Anthropic's Claude 3.5 Sonnet.