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Perplexity AI's Chief Communications Officer has criticized current web search technology as primitive, advocating for AI-driven innovation. The company aims to enhance the 'read' function of the web, moving beyond traditional search methods.
The CEO of Perplexity AI stated that being fired by AI is part of a 'glorious future,' suggesting that most people don't enjoy their jobs anyway and AI will transform the workforce.
Perplexity AI CEO Aravind Srinivas attributes his success in AI to career advice from Sam Altman: 'pursue what comes easy to you but is hard for others,' which he applied to win an undergraduate data science contest.
Perplexity AI CEO Aravind Srinivas has endorsed the view that AI, particularly large language models, will automate routine coding tasks and fundamentally change how computer science is taught, aligning with predictions that AI could soon handle most end-to-end coding.
Perplexity AI has reportedly achieved over $450 million in annual recurring revenue (ARR) following a recent shift in its pricing strategy.
A lawsuit has been filed against Perplexity AI on behalf of a user, alleging that the AI machine shares user data with tech giants Meta and Google, with new reports detailing the accusations.
Perplexity CEO Aravind Srinivas, who once offered $34.5 billion for Google Chrome, now defaults Google search on his company's Comet iOS browser.
Perplexity AI has launched a new Voice Mode feature for its Perplexity Computer, enhancing user interaction with the AI platform.
San Francisco-based startup Perplexity has reported a 50% jump in revenue, driven by its strategic pivot from traditional search to more complex and potentially lucrative AI agent services.
Venture capitalist David Sacks has refuted reports suggesting a connection between Pentagon CTO Emil Michael's investment in Perplexity AI and government actions against Anthropic, labeling the claims a smear campaign.
An appeals court has ruled in favor of Perplexity AI, permitting its shopping bots to continue operating on Amazon's platform, a decision that could have implications for AI integration in e-commerce.
Perplexity has announced its new AI solution, Perplexity Computer, which the company claims integrates all current artificial intelligence capabilities into a single system.