2026-01-13 01:10:21

The reason why Manus mode is worth关注, the core logic lies in these three dimensions:

First, this is a breakthrough in human business history—it has created a super organization with over 80 million "labor force". The scale itself breaks the boundaries of traditional enterprises.

Second, from the essence of technology, it is actually a complete artificial intelligence operating system. It is not just a simple tool application, but a foundational architecture for building intelligent agents. What does this mean? It means that the entire collaboration logic, resource scheduling, and even decision-making processes are redefined by AI.

The most critical point is the third—this technological paradigm will inevitably be proven. Once proven, the development curve of human civilization will achieve a leap of 0.5 levels. From a certain perspective, we are witnessing an iteration at the civilizational level.

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BearMarketHustler

· 01-13 01:40

80 million workforce? That number sounds outrageous, can it really be managed well? --- AI redefining decision-making processes... sounds good, but what if a bug occurs? --- Civilization jumps from level 0.5? Let's solve the current problems first before bragging haha --- Is this the legendary Manus? Finally understand why so many people are discussing it --- Is the underlying architecture complete? I just want to know how the incentive mechanism is designed --- It’s indeed invincible once it runs smoothly, but the premise is that it must truly run smoothly, not just on paper --- 80 million people collaborating... feels like a decentralized empire --- This technological paradigm sounds even more disruptive than Web3, a bit mind-blowing --- The key is whether it can truly operate autonomously; otherwise, it’s just advanced automation --- Using the term civilization iteration is a bit cheesy, let’s wait and see

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GasOptimizer

· 01-13 01:39

80 million workforce? Have you calculated the corresponding resource allocation costs? Can you come up with an ROI model?

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rug_connoisseur

· 01-13 01:37

80 million workforce? That number sounds outrageous. Can it really be managed? The term "AI operating system" isn't new; those projects have hyped it up before. Civilization advancing by 0.5 levels... Bro, your prediction is way too optimistic. Let's see if they survive this cycle first. Wait, isn't this just another Web3 hype about a new concept? It's interesting, but I need to see their real data to be convinced.

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SerumDegen

· 01-13 01:36

ngl this "8 million labor force" thing screams centralized liquidation waiting to happen... one cascade effect away from total rekt, fr fr

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WhaleWatcher

· 01-13 01:33

80 million workforce? That number sounds outrageous. Can they really manage it? The idea of an AI operating system is quite new, but it depends on whether it can actually run smoothly. Is the phrase "civilization level leap" a bit too bold? It sounds impressive, but I wonder if it's just another myth from yesterday that will be realized tomorrow.

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GasFeeGazer

· 01-13 01:33

80 million labor force sounds impressive, but can this architecture really hold steady... I'm a bit skeptical --- AI operating system? The term sounds good, but I'm worried it's just hype again --- The idea of a "civilization level leap"... it's definitely a faith boost moment --- Wait, is this really working? Or just another PPT revolution --- When will we see real implementation results? Don't just talk about theories --- Where did the number 80 million come from? Feels a bit fishy --- Redefining decision-making processes with artificial intelligence? Sounds a bit uncertain --- Before it works, let's not hype it as a civilization iteration --- The core question is: who is controlling this system --- Feels like another "the next world-changing" concept

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