Welcome to the Tech meme right home from Monday, March 10th, 2025. I'm Brian McKellah today.

Well, do we have another deep seek moment on our hands? I tell you about Manus, which had some people losing their minds over the weekend.

Now, do we have the first signs of the AI M&A I've been looking for?

Absolutely everybody wants to get in on the stablecoin business,

and the AI crisis at Apple delayed a product we might have seen this month. Here's what you

miss today in the world of tech.

Well, maybe you heard about Manus over the weekend. Some folks are calling this China's new

deep-seek moment. If so, the breakthrough here is that the creators claim this is the

world's first truly autonomous AI agent. Quoting Forbes, Manus represents something entirely different.

It is not just another model. It is an agent, an AI system that thinks, plans, and executes

tasks independently, capable of navigating the real world as seamlessly as a human intern with

an unlimited attention span. Within hours, its March 6 launch would send shockwaves through the

global AI community, reigniting a debate that had simmered for decades.

What happens when artificial intelligence stops asking for permission and starts making its own decisions?

From analyzing financial transactions to screening job candidates,

Manus navigates the digital world without oversight making decisions with a speed and precision that even the most seasoned professionals struggle to match.

In essence, it is a digital polymath trained to manage tasks across industries without the

inefficiencies of human hesitation. This is what sets Manus apart from its western counterparts.

While ChatchipT4 and Google's Gemini rely on human prompts to guide them, Manus doesn't wait

for instructions.

Instead, it is designed to initiate tasks on its own, assess new information, and dynamically

adjust its approach. For instance, given a zip file of resumes, Manus doesn't just rank

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