This content was created by Eric Siu. This content was uploaded by Eric Siu. This is a YouTube video titled "This New Chinese AI Is Absolutely Insane" (published 2025-03-14) featuring Eric Siu. The excerpt is an informational/promotional segment in which Eric demos and praises a Chinese AI called Manus, compares it to a ChatGPT operator, and describes real-world uses (SEO content generation, writer guidelines, bulk blog production), productivity gains, and duplication checks (Copyscape). He also discusses LinkedIn ads, promotes Karrot (karrot.ai) for B2B/account-based marketing, and mentions invite-code scarcity. The clip is primarily Eric speaking with a brief back-and-forth with another participant.
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I got access to this, this new Chinese AI. This is like another DeepSeek moment now. And so the way I want you guys to think about Manus is Manus is an A-player where if you tell it what to do, it's like, no problem, boss, I got it. And it just figures everything out and it goes above and beyond. ChatGPT Operator is a C-player employee. You ask it to do something and it will give you one response and it'll give up. Let me give you an example. I asked it to do— I said, I want you to do a deep analysis of the top agency holding companies out there. I'm gonna name 2. Give me, give me a list of all of them, right? Um, and that, that was my only prompt. Just one sentence. Okay. Boom, boom, boom. Thinking, thinking, thinking, thinking, thinking. Okay. Here's the 6 agencies. There's, uh, you know, WPP, there's Omnicom, there's Interpublic, which is, you know, they're merging, right? And then there's Havas, there's all these other agencies. And it's like, okay, here's the market cap total. Here's how much revenues are. Okay. Oh, I need to think more. Thinking, thinking, thinking. So it's showing a chain of thought, right? Then it produces, I think, 15 documents for me. And in each document, maybe call it 3, 4 pages or so. And there's graphs, there's tables, everything. And it does a complete analysis. Now, I have a bunch of other examples to give you, but I just want to tell you that the amount of work it can do for you— I showed my SEO team today, they're like, oh my God, this is going to save me probably at least 15 to 20 hours a month, and it's going to decrease our cost by quite a bit too. So give me an example of how it can help you with work, like a real-life example that you guys are going to use. Take a look at the singlegrain.com blog, and I want you to understand what our blogger guidelines look like. Okay, so what it did was it, it com— it analyzed the entire thing. It wrote out a brand new set of writer guidelines which are more accurate than what we have right now. And then I said it created one blog post for me. That blog post, it followed the writer guidelines, 2,100 words. I said use a lot of data, use a lot of statistics, use a lot of links, and then also do subtle call to actions to carrot.ai. Okay, and then I ran it through a duplicate content or an AI content checker. It was like, this is mostly human. And so my point is, this still gets you 90 to 80 85 to 90% of the way there. You still need a human in the loop, but now I can actually have it do 50 to 100 of these posts based on these long-tail keywords that follow my writer guidelines, and it does, you know, complete, it maps out the process too that it's following. And so to me, this is a lot more complete than an operator because it's functioning like an actual worker. LinkedIn ads are great, but let me give you the bad news first. The bad news is that you can't personalize the ads and you can't scale out the ads as quickly. The good news is if you're in the B2B space, you're doing account-based marketing, a solution for you called Karrot. That's K-A-R-R-O-T. And the good news is that you can create a lot of these campaigns with the click of a button. You can personalize the ads, and there's a whole host of new things that are coming. If you want to get on the waitlist, just go to karrot.ai. Again, it's karrot.ai, and we'll see you on the other side. And on a side note, when you are checking for duplicate content, run it through Copyscape. You'll probably get better results. Yeah, I didn't know that. So you still use Copyscape? I still use it. From all the AI checkers we've checked out, Copyscape usually has a higher hit rate for duplication. By the way, people are paying $20,000 for invite codes right now. Wow, I was about to ask you how much they cost. I can hook you up with one, yeah, but you can't share it with anybody else. So anyway, that's where we're gonna end it today. Thank you all for listening. Please don't forget to rate, review, subscribe, and we'll see you tomorrow.