AI giants OpenAI and Perplexity are launching search browsers powered by AI as Google continues to face anti-competition ...

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

The BBC threatens legal action against AI firm Perplexity over alleged content scraping, demanding removal, compensation, and ...

The BBC is threatening to take legal action against an artificial intelligence (AI) firm whose chatbot the corporation says ...

Perplexity’s Max plan with unlimited Labs, early access to features like Comet, top AI models, and priority support for power ...

Dan Ives of Wedbush Securities said it’s clear Apple is incapable of producing its own AI in-house, despite a company culture ...

BBC demands an injunction from Perplexity. This is the first time the BBC has formally moved to defend its content against an AI outfit. Perplexity, based in San Francisco, doesn’t build its own ...

The AI-native browsers aim to streamline workflows and redefine web interaction, posing a serious threat to Google’s dominance.

While Google has started to look into AI in its browser (as seen by AI overviews) it has yet to adopt anything quite like ...

Nvidia-backed Perplexity has officially released its first AI-powered browser, Comet, while OpenAI has announced plans to launch its own AI browser soon. But what does it mean for the AI world?

Reader, it's not cheap. Perplexity Max costs $200 per month or $2,000 a year; the tier down, Perplexity Pro, costs $20 per ...

We take you through what exactly Perplexity is, how it works, what sets it apart from ChatGPT and other gen AI tools -- and about some of the legal battles it's facing.