Aravind Srinivas says agents need access to apps and claims that letting OpenAI take control of Chrome would be a disaster ...

Perplexity AI CEO Arvind Srinivas has praised Google DeepMind CEO Demis Hassabis. In a video shared on X (earlier Twitter), Srinivas called Hassabis a ‘genius’ and noted that Hassabis should ...

Perplexity then sent this knockoff story ... “The regular time feels logarithmic relative to AI.” Arvind Srinivas (middle) speaks on a panel at the Imagination in Action event at MIT in ...

Arvind Srinivas's post on X sparked massive buzz ... “Don't give challenge to him, tomorrow Perplexity can be banned [sic].” ...

AI Is Eating Search' Google Rival Perplexity CEO Arvind Srinivas Says As Dan Niles Predicts 'Agents' To Take Future Share Amid Alphabet, Apple Stock Fall Jeff Bezos-Backed Perplexity AI ...

The company is going to launch its own browser named Comet, which can compete with Google Chrome. This project has received ...

“AI is eating search,” stated Perplexity AI CEO Aravind Srinivas on X, as his company positions itself as a contender in the evolving search landscape. Dan Niles, founder of Niles Investment ...

Pichai challenged rival companies like Perplexity and OpenAI, asserting Google prioritizes sending traffic to websites more than others. He also acknowledged competition from ChatGPT.

Aravind Srinivas, CEO of Perplexity AI, Sunday sparked speculation about a potential collaboration with Elon Musk’s AI chatbot, Grok. Responding to an X (formerly Twitter) user who asked ...

Last week, at the Mobile World Congress in Spain, Srinivas announced that Perplexity was partnering with T-Mobile parent company Deutsche Telekom to build a new “AI Phone.” The new device ...

Perplexity AI CEO Arvind Srinivas lauded Google DeepMind CEO Demis Hassabis as a 'genius,' advocating for providing him ample resources to advance his AI vision. Hassabis envisions AI drastically ...

Arvind Srinivas's post on X sparked massive buzz ... “Don't give challenge to him, tomorrow Perplexity can be banned [sic].” “He can, don’t challenge [sic].” “Now I am perplexed!