Not only is AI changing the way we search, but it's also changing the way we use the internet in general. That's the goal behind Perplexity's recent AI browser, Comet, designed to function like a ...

AI search company Perplexity launched its Comet browser today on Android. The startup first debuted the AI-centric browser in July on desktop with AI-powered search. The company is bringing most of ...

Perplexity has just made its AI-powered Comet browser available for Android. Public access arrives just two weeks after early access first opened. Comet offers full voice support for interacting with ...

Comet by Perplexity is redefining how users interact with the internet on Android devices. By embedding artificial intelligence (AI) into its core, this browser enhances efficiency, simplifies tasks, ...

Amazon (AMZN) is demanding Perplexity stop its AI browser, Comet, from making purchases for users on the Amazon marketplace, a practice the ecommerce giant claims is illegal and unethical by not ...

AI browsers may have their uses, but are they worth diving into wholesale? We lay out the privacy implications, potential applications and more. Barbara is a tech writer specializing in AI and ...

Perplexity’s AI search lead faded as Google and OpenAI added similar answer tools; founded in 2022, it remained a niche ...

New research out today from browser security company SquareX Ltd. is warning of a hidden application programming interface in Perplexity AI Inc.’s Comet browser that allows extensions in the ...

Earlier this week, I had AI handle all of my grocery shopping. Using Perplexity’s Comet browser, I provided a link to my shopping list on Google Keep, then asked it to put everything in my cart for a ...

Perplexity first launched its Comet browser earlier this year, with early access via a waitlist. While the AI browser is now available to download for free, users have still been waiting for a mobile ...

Amazon blocks Perplexity’s Comet AI browser from using the “agent shopping” feature and issued a legal threat citing non-transparent operation. Perplexity accused Amazon of “bullying,” arguing the ...