Perplexity, the AI-powered search engine gunning for Google, has released Perplexity Labs, a tool for subscribers to Perplexity's $20-per-month Pro plan that can craft reports, spreadsheets ...

Perplexity is also launching a new AI-powered “Snap to Shop” search tool that will let all users take a picture of a product and ask questions about it, similar to Google Lens. This feature ...

Perplexity CEO Aravind Srinivas recently revealed that the company's new browser, Comet, is designed not just to help users navigate the web but to learn everything it can about their online behavior.

Perplexity's search results pull information from the web into AI-generated answer, just like ChatGPT or Gemini, with all of the doubts around accuracy that implies. Like its competitors ...

I like what Comet is trying to do, but it's just not there yet. Give it time. I think Perplexity will get it there. In the meantime, Perplexity CEO Aravind Srinivas has grand dreams for Comet.

But recently, I've been defaulting to a different AI service, Perplexity. I've installed the Perplexity app on Android, Linux, and MacOS, and set it as the default search engine in my web browser.

A nearly three-year-old AI startup has caught Meta’s attention, and reportedly Apple’s too. Meta spoke with AI search engine Perplexity about a potential acquisition, although a deal was not ...