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Chinese AI agent platform Manus opens public registrations
On May 13, Chinese AI platform Manus began public registrations, shifting from an invite-only system. Users get 1,000 points and can complete one free task daily, with additional tasks costing 300 points. Manus gained popularity on social media in March, with invite codes selling for up to RMB 100,000 ($13,900) due to high demand.
Key points
- Manus, an AI agent platform, opened public registration on May 13.
- The platform previously operated on an invite-only basis.
- Each registered user receives a bonus of 1,000 points.
- Users can complete one task daily for free; extra tasks cost 300 points.
- Manus gained viral popularity in March, with invite codes sold for up to RMB 100,000 due to high demand.
Why it matters
- The surge in AI platforms highlights the growing trend of AI-driven automation in digital tasks.
- By 2025, automation in work and daily life is expected to become a crucial aspect of IT trends.
- Manus’s approach reflects China's rapid advancements in AI technology and its integration into businesses.
The public registration of Manus marks a significant step in democratizing access to AI tools, mobilizing trends towards widespread automation and illustrating the escalating demand for innovation in digital task management.