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AI Risks December 31, 2025 · CBC

Meta just acquired a Chinese -founded AI startup for $2B. Here's why that matters - CBC

Manus, a Singapore-based, Chinese -founded firm that specializes in agentic AI for small and medium-sized businesses, said on Monday that it will join ...

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