Manus recently launched Manus 2.0, described as having a new architecture and products built around a new "harness," TechCrunch reported on October 8. It also introduced Cue, a standalone app that gives AI agents their own email addresses, phone numbers, digital wallets and computers. Agents can make payments within limits the user sets.
Giving agents financial and communication identities raises questions of accountability and fraud that the market is only beginning to address; startups such as NewCore have raised money specifically to give agents managed identities. We have not tested Cue and rely on the company's description as reported.
Source: TechCrunch