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· 21h

Perplexity introduces Comet browser with AI-powered automation tools

Comet is based on Chromium, the open-source software engine that underpins Chrome.

· 6h · on MSN

OpenAI, Perplexity challenge Google’s dominance in online search with new AI-powered web browsers

· 10h · on MSN

OpenAI And Perplexity Want You To Replace Google Chrome With Their AI Browsers: All Details

· 18h

OpenAI to Launch AI Web Browser

OpenAI is planning to introduce a web browser that would be available as an alternative to Safari and Google Chrome, reports Reuters.

CNET · 22h

An OpenAI Web Browser Is Imminent, Report Says. That Would Really Shake Up the Web

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Perplexity debuts Comet, a free AI browser (that currently costs $200)

Cryptopolitan on MSN2h

Coinbase and Perplexity create AI-crypto fused market tracker

Coinbase has announced a partnership with artificial intelligence-powered search engine Perplexity AI to deliver real-time crypto data services. The collaboration, unveiled on Thursday by CEO Brian Armstrong,

CoinDesk4h

Coinbase Partners With Perplexity AI to Bring Real-Time Crypto Market Data to Traders

Coinbase (COIN) has partnered with AI search engine startup Perplexity AI to give traders easier access to real-time, trustworthy crypto market data, the companies said Wednesday.

15h

Google Rejected Perplexity's Request To Become A Default Search Engine Option On Chrome: AI Startup Fires Back With 'Comet' Browser

Perplexity AI launched its Comet web browser after Google Chrome rejected the startup's offer to become a default search engine option.

Analytics Insight23h

Is Perplexity Max Worth $200 a Month? What You Really Get?

Perplexity Max offers premium features, including real-time web access, deeper context, and early access to tools.The subscription is best suited

India Today on MSN15h

From Perplexity to OpenAI: AI browsers are here but what do they actually do?

Nvidia-backed Perplexity has officially released its first AI-powered browser, Comet, while OpenAI has announced plans to launch its own AI browser in the near future. But what does it mean for the AI world?