Perplexity AI is an AI-driven search engine and chatbot that uses large language models (LLMs) to answer user queries by drawing information from the web and providing cited sources within its ...

This isn't likely to be nefarious behavior on Google's part and rather just a bug with Android and/or Perplexity ...

Perplexity CEO Aravind Srinivas has announced a special contest for the Champions Trophy final, giving users a chance to win ...

Perplexity AI has announced a groundbreaking initiative to offer the pro version of its AI platform for free to students in India. This aligns with the company's commitment to education, reflected ...

Conversational artificial intelligence platform Perplexity plans to roll out a pro version of its AI platform for students in India free of charge. During an online session with Paytm founder and ...

New Delhi: Paytm has partnered with the AI search engine Perplexity to launch AI-driven searches on its app. This collaboration aims to provide users access to real-time financial assistance ...

Perplexity has kept those details under wraps. What’s clear, however, is that the company isn’t shying away from tackling industry giants or emerging players like Dia, the AI-first browser ...

Paytm has partnered with Perplexity, the world’s first answer engine that delivers fast, clear responses with trusted sources in real time. This collaboration marks a major step toward ...

Paytm on February 27 announced that it has partnered with AI startup Perplexity to integrate AI-powered search on its app. The fintech company said the partnership will provide its users with AI ...

Here’s how it works. Before this update, Perplexity’s voice feature was somewhat limited. It could read answers aloud but without much emotion and with a walkie-talkie sort of interface that ...

At first, it was all about making the best AI chatbot, but now, things have shifted. After that, we saw several companies focus on bringing the best AI ...

TL;DR: Perplexity has announced Comet, an AI-powered browser aiming to challenge Google Chrome with agentic search and autonomous browsing — waitlists are now open. However, details are scarce.