China’s Zhipu is making its new AI agent free to use as domestic competition to build emerging artificial intelligence ...

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The Beijing-based autonomous AI agent has rolled out a $39 per month plan called Manus Starter and a $199 premium option ...

Chinese artificial intelligence startup Zhipu AI unveiled a free AI agent on Monday, joining a wave of similar launches in ...

Governor Kay Ivey announced on Wednesday that she has banned the use of DeepSeek, Manus, and other technologies on state ...

The recently released Manus artificial intelligence agent is becoming a subscription service, marking a rapid pace to commercialization after it drew comparisons to DeepSeek.Most Read from ...

The advanced subscription lets users run up to five tasks simultaneously and gives them more computation credits, according to the company's website ...

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Zhipu AI, a leading Chinese AI startup, launched its latest product, AutoGLM Rumination, a free AI agent that performs deep ...

The tool can perform deep research tasks, generate detailed reports, and help users plan various activities and tasks.

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The AutoGLM Rumination is powered by Zhipu's own models, including its reasoning model GLM-Z1-Air and foundation model GLM-4-Air-0414. The company says the GLM-Z1-Air performs on par with competitor ...