Perplexity's CEO says a week's worth of work by a human could soon be done using just one prompt on its AI browser, Comet.

Comet extends Chromium with a set of Perplexity-powered AI features. The company’s namesake search engine is set as the default option for users. Additionally, a sidebar provides access to an AI ...

Is Perplexity's Comet the future of AI browsing? Explore its AI-driven tools, voice commands, and automation in this in-depth ...

During an interview with The Verge, Perplexity CEO Aravind Srinivas speaks more on the company’s newly-launched AI browser, ...

Perplexity Comet provides a peek at a future in which we no longer browse the web but instead use AI to do things on our ...

Perplexity is launching its first AI-powered web browser, Comet, marking the company's latest attempt to unseat Google Search ...

Perplexity Comet is here to take on Google Chrome, offering a more intuitive search function. And I've been testing it out.

When I spoke with Perplexity to request access to Comet, a member of the company’s PR told me it would take a week or so to have my first “wow moment” with the web browser.

For one, it replaces Google Search results with its Perplexity AI “answer engine,” which appears in your browser window when ...

Just as Reuters reported that OpenAI is just weeks away from releasing a browser, Perplexity, the company behind the famous AI-powered “answer engine,” launched Comet, its own take at what ...

Perplexity’s new web browser was also built on a foundation of privacy. Data is stored locally when using Comet, and Perplexity specifically avoids personal information when training its AI model.

Perplexity, the startup behind the AI “answer” engine, has just launched its own web browser. The browser, called Comet, ...