Perplexity AI is getting ready to launch a $50 million fund focused on pre-seed and seed artificial intelligence startups in ...

Perplexity AI is now offering Deep Research for free. The feature takes extra time to go over multiple sources online and use ...

Following ChatGPT and Google Gemini deep research advancements, Perplexity AI has unveiled its latest feature, "Deep Research," designed to give users the tools they need to do extensive research ...

Jan 31 - A small software company has sued artificial intelligence startup Perplexity AI in California federal court for allegedly violating its trademark rights with the name "Perplexity".

China’s open-source DeepSeek begins to integrate with major international AI players, as these companies start leveraging DeepSeek’s capabilities to enhance their own. U.S.-based Perplexity AI ...

I even made use of Gemini Live (which is quite impressive). But recently, I've been defaulting to a different AI service, Perplexity. I've installed the Perplexity app on Android, Linux ...

Perplexity, the venture-backed startup building AI-powered search products, has been sued in federal court for allegedly violating another company’s trademark. In a complaint filed Thursday in ...

Besides being better than Google for search, Perplexity, the artificial intelligence (AI) company, wants to be an expert on any subject with its new Deep Research feature. This cutting-edge ...

Perplexity AI CEO Aravind Srinivas congratulates Elon Musk-owned xAi for developing the new chatbot Grok 3, highlighting its fast development and strong competition to China's DeepSeek.

Grok 3, xAI’s latest AI model, will offer a similar feature in the near future. Now, Perplexity is announcing its own approach to Deep Research. Deep Research is a feature that generates ...

Perplexity AI released a new feature called Deep Research, which performs in-depth research within minutes. If it sounds familiar, that’s because OpenAI released a feature earlier this month ...

The emergence of AI platforms such as Perplexity, ChatGPT and others could see the travel industry redirect a huge chunk of marketing spend away from Google. Although Google has its own entrant ...