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Today’s Roundup
Manus 2.0 drops as its first release after breaking away from Meta, while AMD scoops up Fei-Fei Li's world model company for $8.2B.
Agentic AI keeps accelerating, with products and open-source tools both racing to nail down agents and cost visibility.
Check out Manus's prompt templates and the open-source cost dashboard first, then weigh in on investment research tool licensing.🔥 Today’s Top 10
1. Manus Drops 2.0, First Major Overhaul Since Splitting From Meta
The underlying framework just got a generation upgrade. Baoyu relayed in a tweet that Manus’s official announcement states the new framework cuts token consumption by 23.2% , with completion time down 28.2%. Two new specialized environments — video editing and game development — just landed, plus a standalone app called “Cue” that needs an invite code to try. This marks Manus’s first major version bump since going independent from Meta this past September ⚙️.
2. AMD Buys Fei-Fei Li’s World Labs for $8.2 Billion
A chip company just bought a world model startup. Baoyu relayed in a tweet that once the deal closes, Fei-Fei Li will join AMD as Executive Vice President and Chief Scientist . The deal is priced at roughly $8.2 billion, and World Labs’s product Marble can turn text or images into explorable 3D scenes. AMD’s making its move in the world model race to go head-to-head with Nvidia 🔬.
3. Manus Publishes 12 Full Video Generation Prompts
Want to learn video prompting? The official team just handed over the templates. Baoyu explains in a tweet that on Manus 2.0’s product page, every example lets you watch the video and copy the full prompt . The examples cover motion effects, editing, AI-generated shots, and 12 scenarios in total. These prompts also drop right into Agent environments like Opus 5.5 or Sonnet 5.5 — content creators can go grab one and try it today 🎬.
4. Google Gemini App Rolls Out 24/7 Personal Agent Feature
Coming back from vacation to a mountain of emails? Google wants AI to handle it. The official Google Gemini account posted about the Gemini App’s new 24/7 personal agent feature . The demo shows it tackling tedious chores like unread emails, meeting invites, and to-do lists. Google AI Pro subscribers can find this feature in the Gemini App starting today 📥.
5. Developer Says DeepSeek Costs Less Than 1 Yuan a Day
Building a translation tool, and daily costs are under a buck. Blogger Vista8 mentioned in a post that his self-built AI RSS translation tool has racked up over 600 yuan total on DeepSeek . He’s using the V4.1 Flash model, praising its speed and simple API setup. This is just one developer’s self-reported cost, so actual spend will vary depending on workload 💰.
6. AI Digital Human’s First Ad Pulled Over False Advertising
An AI digital human’s very first ad gig just backfired. A Telegram channel reports that a contact lens ad — priced at over 200,000 yuan — featuring digital human “Fang Taozi” was yanked after users reported it for false advertising . The controversy centers on the voiceover claiming “comfortable to wear all day,” a genuine first-person experience claim that raises questions when it’s coming out of an AI’s mouth — critics say that crosses into false advertising territory. Contact lenses fall under Class III medical devices, a sensitive category for ads, and this incident could speed up new rules on accountability in this space ⚠️.
7. Jike Blogger Publicly Recruiting to Rebuild an IM Kernel With AI
Someone wants to rebuild WeChat from scratch, AI Native style. Jike user Zhao Chunxiang posted that the team is building out a Rust-based IM kernel for their product Cromma. The vision: let users create and distribute in-chat mini-apps with natural language, zero code required, with the kernel bound to native, web, and Electron via UniFFI, wasm, and napi respectively. This is currently just a recruitment call — the product itself hasn’t taken shape yet 👀.
8. Open-Source Project Packs A-Share Investment Research Into a Desktop App
Tired of juggling multiple apps to trade stocks? Someone built an all-in-one tool. A Telegram channel introduces easy-stock, an open-source project that bundles market analysis, sentiment tracking, and AI research into a single desktop client . The source is public and runs with local deployment, but it’s limited to personal, non-commercial use only. Retail investors who like tinkering with tools should give it a shot — just double-check the license scope before any commercial use 🖥️.
9. Open-Source Dashboard Breaks Down Claude Code and Codex Costs by the Minute
Running AI coding tools across multiple machines? Now you can see exactly what you’re spending, down to the minute. A Telegram channel introduces agent-console, an open-source project that reads local session logs and rolls them up into a cost dashboard . It breaks down token usage across cache read, cache write, and output, plus alerts for context growth and cache breaks. Teams running Claude Code or Codex across multiple machines can use it to keep tabs on spending in one place 📊.
10. Manus Podcast Debate: Who’ll Build the Personal Agent First
Manus’s latest update has everyone debating again who’ll get to personal agents first. Blogger Vista8 mentioned in comments that a Manus podcast sparked debate over who’ll build the personal agent first . His take: if not for the acquisition drama derailing things, Manus’s team should’ve been the first to ship a Personal Agent-style product. This is just the blogger’s personal take — Manus hasn’t made any official statement on it 💭.
⌘ Top Open-Source Projects
byoungd/up: An AI Learning and Life Leveling-Up Guide
A long-running favorite guide project in the Chinese community. GitHub’s trending page shows the up repo gained 327 stars today, bringing its total to 64,670 . Content covers AI learning paths and English learning tutorials, organized into a systematic collection. Great pick for self-learners looking for a curated Chinese-language learning list.
◉ Social Media Picks
User Shares WeChat Contact Note With Manus’s Founder
Someone dug up an old WeChat add, and the note’s still stuck in the past. User Gorden Sun posted that they added Manus founder Xiao Hong on WeChat at some enterprise WeChat conference years ago. The contact note back then still listed him as CEO of his earlier startup, Weiban Assistant. The post riffs on the timing of the Manus 2.0 launch, reflecting on how many identities a founder can go through.
❓ Related Questions
What exactly does the “up” project do — is it an AI tool or a learning resource?
Per the repo description, up is a life leveling-up guide curated by Han Xiankai, covering things like AI learning guides and English learning tutorials. It’s a knowledge collection of documents rather than a standalone AI tool or product. The repo’s primary language is JavaScript, but the description doesn’t go into specifics about code functionality or technical implementation.