Aravind Srinivas on Perplexity’s new Comet web browser, the AI talent frenzy, and a future IPO.

Perplexity's CEO says Google is stuck between protecting ad revenue and embracing AI agents in browsers. It needs to "embrace ...

Perplexity touts making an Instacart grocery list as one of the main use cases for Comet's AI assistant. The search engine ...

Artificial intelligence search engine Perplexity has jumped to a valuation of $18bn two months after raising money at a $14bn ...

Perplexity’s new AI browser, Comet, is now live. Here’s how it fits into the company’s long-term vision for search and task ...

Srinivas argued that Google’s reliance on advertising revenue is fundamentally at odds with the future of AI-driven web ...

Perplexity CEO Aravind Srinivas recently called Google a giant bureaucratic organisation. According to him, the tech ...

Perplexity's CEO, Aravind Srinivas, challenges Google's reliance on ads. He believes it hinders AI integration. Srinivas ...

There is a vast difference in capabilities, performance and even rights when it comes to free and paid versions of AI tools.

A bit over 30 years ago, the Netscape browser took the online world by storm with a graphical interface that provided a lens to enjoy the internet in color. Now it’s Comet’s turn to shake things up.

I expected it to be another web browser with AI slapped on to it. But Comet quickly proved me wrong with its impressive agentic capabilities.

Addressing aspiring entrepreneurs, Aravind Srinivas, co-founder and CEO of Perplexity AI, said the artificial intelligence ...