Perplexity, the AI search startup founded by Aravind Srinivas, said it would consider buying Google’s Chrome browser if regulators force a sale. But ideally, Perplexity would prefer Google to ...

That's exactly what Perplexity's new partnership with PayPal will do starting this summer in the US. Perplexity, an AI ...

French newspaper Le Monde entered into a content partnership with U.S.-based artificial intelligence company Perplexity on ...

and Perplexity, the report said. Although Apple already has a deal with OpenAI, Cue emphasised the need to stay flexible. “It was important to make sure we have the capability to switch if we ...

In a move to tackle the spread of misinformation, Perplexity AI has rolled out a new WhatsApp-based tool to verify forwarded messages in real time. The announcement was made by CEO Aravind Srinivas ...

Perplexity AI has introduced a new feature to fact-check forwarded messages on WhatsApp. The tool, announced by Perplexity CEO Aravind Srinivas on X, lets users forward any message to +1 (833) 436 ...

The underlying methodology defining Perplexity WhatsApp bot is the same as Perplexity’s AI app or the interface on the web — access to multiple models 500 million users and counting ...

Perplexity AI is now available to use as a WhatsApp chatbot. The announcement was made by Co-founder and CEO Aravind Srinivas via LinkedIn, just days after he polled users about a potential ...

Here’s how it works. What makes Perplexity different for me is that I get the direct, conversational answers to my questions, synthesized from many different sources. This is different than ...

The flyers, authorised by the neo-Nazi National Socialist Group, showcased a spoofed Liberal Party logo, with the Israeli flag in place of the Australian flag, alongside the words: "Giving the ...

Perplexity AI has launched its voice-activated Perplexity Assistant on iPhones, enhancing user convenience by managing media, schedules, and emails. Unlike Siri or Google Gemini, it integrates ...

Perplexity CEO Aravind Srinivas has said that the company’s in-house developed browser, Comet, is on track for a May launch. In a recent interview with CNBC, Srinivas said that he envisions multi-step ...