AI-powered browsers like Comet and OpenAI’s upcoming tools aim to change how we access the web, automate tasks, and challenge leading browsers like Chrome.

Perplexity AI CEO Aravind Srinivas introduces Comet, an AI-powered browser designed to revolutionize online information ...

In today’s Digest, we cover France investigating X for alleged algorithm manipulation, Perplexity seeking phone deals for its ...

Aravind Srinivas, the CEO of Perplexity, said in a post on X (formerly known as Twitter) that Comet is getting a new feature ...

The two releases are quite different in their execution. Comet is a stand-alone browser, so you can use it to surf the web and then summon the AI assistant to help write an email or complete a menial ...

Perplexity AI is reportedly in talks with phone makers to pre-install its new Comet browser, directly challenging Google Chrome.

Perplexity AI Inc. filed a counterattack against a software company’s trademark lawsuit, urging a federal judge to cancel the ...

Perplexity recently launched the Comet AI browser, featuring an Assistant mode capable of researching topics, booking flights, and scheduling meetings.

AI chatbots, assistants and agents are increasingly asking for gross levels of access to your personal data under the guise ...

Srinivas boldly claims that his company's new AI-powered browser Comet is poised to render the roles of recruiters and ...

The Browser Company has launched an official repository of "skills" for its Dia browser — shortcuts for prompts that are used ...

Perplexity CEO Aravind Srinivas reportedly said a recruiter’s one week's worth of tasks can be done by Comet with one prompt.