Manus, the viral AI “agent” platform from Chinese startup Butterfly Effect, has had an unintended side effect: raising the profile of another AI tool called Browser Use. Browser Use, which aims to ...

Browser Use, the 'agentic' framework used by Manus, among other platforms, has raised $17 million from investors including ...

The startup’s tool, also called Browser Use, has attracted tons of attention from developers of AI agents, which are AI ...

Manus AI agent is not a breakthrough like DeepSeek from China, but it is a promising start toward an agent-driven future.

The Chinese startup that operates Manus, the artificial intelligence agent that became a viral hit in the U.S. earlier this ...

Manus, a computer-using AI agent that browses many websites to execute tasks like travel booking and stock analysis, attracted attention among ...

Now, fill out the invitation code request form. Here, you have to enter your email ID and the reason why you want to use Manus AI. You can also share your profession and work email to increase ...

Chinese startup Butterfly Effect's use of Browser Use in its viral Manus tool drove awareness to new heights. Magnus Müller and Gregor Žunič founded Browser Use last year through ETH Zurich’s Student ...

Browser Use the company charges for managed plans, but also offers a free, self-hosted version of its software. That's the version that's blown up in the days since Manus' unveiling.