Tencent is in advanced talks to become the largest outside shareholder in AI-agent startup Manus, stepping in after Chinese regulators forced Meta to unwind its more than $2 billion acquisition on national-security grounds. The move would reshape the ownership of one of China's most-watched agentic AI ventures and cap a saga that has become a symbol of the escalating US-China contest over artificial intelligence.
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