Welcome to the podcast. I'm your host, Jaden Schaefer. Today on the podcast, we have a number of interesting

stories. Meta has just launched Manus for desktop in this kind of AI agent on your computer craze. We have Anthropic,

which is currently now officially flipped a switch and is beating Open AI and Enterprise spending. A new

startup called Memories AI is building a visual memory layer for robotics. Open AI and enterprise spending. A new startup called Memories AI is building a visual memory layer

for robotics. Open AI is expanding their government footprint with a brand new AWS contract.

We're going to dive into all of those today in the state of what I think we're kind of watching

these three different layers collide, infrastructure, enterprise spend, and agents. I'm also super excited to announce

that AI Box, my own startup, has officially added video to our platform. You can now create

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it's $899 a month and you get access to over 70 of the top AI models all in one platform for less than $20 a month. I hope this saves you a ton of money and you get access to all of these interesting new models to test out, try and talk with. You can try out the platform with the link in the description or typing in AIbox. All right, let's get into the episode today. The first thing I wanted to cover is just the fact

that we have a huge story from Metas Manus. This is a company they recently acquired. And what's

interesting is Manus was sort of going viral. It was a Chinese firm that kind of had to pull itself

out of China before this acquisition. But they've just launched a desktop app that is basically

bringing their AI agent directly onto your computer. I think they've seen all of the hype around OpenClaw and realized that having an, you know, they probably had a lot of these AI capabilities, but bringing it beyond just having it on, you know, a website and into your computer, I think they've seen the value of that. It's a really big shift. I think these agents were living in the cloud before. Now they're going to be able to access your files, run apps, organize data, even build software locally. And I think this is a lot closer to how people actually work, which is why OpenClaw went so viral. I think it's basically the beginning of AI agents becoming our operating system layer. I think we're going to see a huge shift here. This isn't just

answering our questions, but they're actually going to be doing the work inside of our machines.

I think the tradeoff is obviously obvious. I think more power means that there's going to be more

risks. Security-wise, you can now give AI access to your local environment, which is going to have

a lot of privacy concerns as well. I think for some people, right, meta doesn't have the greatest track record on privacy and on your data. And so for some people, they might be a little, a little concerned about having to access all of your computer files. But at the end of the day, these are really powerful tools. So I'm going to, I'm interested to see what sort of uptake Manus has. This is already a product that's

been doing quite well, and I think this makes it a lot more useful. There's also a new startup

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