Perplexity AI, the fast-rising search startup backed by Jeff Bezos, Nvidia and SoftBank, just launched its first web browser.

Have you seen those posts of barnacles being cleaned off a whale or search results being summarised into inaccurate info?

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Google may have to launch changes to its search engine in the UK and hand more power back to publishers, the competition regulator has warned. The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has said ...

Still, a few weeks ago, inspired in part by The Verge’s David Pierce, I signed up for Kagi, a search engine with the following premise: It will fix search for you, providing you an interface very much ...

This article lists the best free AI Chat and AI Search Engines to use for daily use, research, students, etc. Copilot, ChatGPT, Perplexity, Andi, Consensus, Komo, etc.

Working with Perplexity’s ad team or integrating via firmly does not mean merchants can influence how Perplexity crafts its answers. If a user expresses a preference for speedy shipping or pickup ...

AI search engines are like that friend of yours who claims to be an expert in a whole host of topics, droning on with authority even when they do not really know what they are talking about. A new ...

As you can see from the diagram below, other than both versions of Perplexity, the AIs did not perform well. Collectively, AI search engines are inaccurate 60 percent of the time.

Generative engine optimization (GEO) is the latest evolution in digital strategy, designed to help businesses thrive in the age of generative engines (GEs). If you're not familiar with GEs yet ...

To find real human voices, in 2025 we will increasingly flock to the oldest corners of the web, where human moderation keeps the machines at bay. Consider MetaFilter, founded in 1999; it’s where ...

There you'll find a link to your new search engine—click it to try things out. The results are likely to be as close to what Google offered in 2001 that you're likely to find in the mid-2020s ...