Perplexity’s AI search lead faded as Google and OpenAI added similar answer tools; founded in 2022, it remained a niche choice

AI search start-up Perplexity has ramped up its competition with Google by releasing Comet, its new web browser, on Wednesday. Built upon Perplexity's proprietary search engine, Comet is compatible with "all of your usual extensions, settings, and ...

Perplexity AI has offered $34.5 billion to buy Alphabet's Chrome browser, despite the fact the tech giant hasn't said it's for sale. We'll get into that on today's Marketplace Tech Bytes: Week In Review. Plus, the reviews are in for OpenAI's highly ...

Perplexity requires public attribution for any shared output, regardless of context; posts must name Perplexity as the source. The new restrictions

Learn how Perplexity AI helps students and teachers with research. Covers academic focus mode, Deep Research, Spaces, citation accuracy, pricing, and classroom tips.

Welcome back to Week in Review! We’ve got a ton of stories for you this week, including a new AI-powered browser from Arc; not one but TWO hacks; Gemini email summaries; and much more. Have a great weekend! Look out, Google: AI-powered search engine ...

AI startup Perplexity said it made a formal offer to acquire Google’s Chrome browser for $34.5 billion, in anticipation of requirements that may be imposed on the search giant in antitrust proceedings. The unsolicited bid was sent to Alphabet Inc.’s ...

The shift would let them bypass partners like Palantir and Microsoft and work with the federal government directly. Three AI companies—OpenAI, Google, and Perplexity—are on the verge of receiving approval to sell their technology,

A “digital worker” that performs multi-step tasks with an army of sub-agents, Perplexity’s Computer sounds like a cloud-based OpenClaw rival.