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

AI is changing pretty much every part of our lives nowadays, and browsers seem to be the current target. The first time I went hands-on with an AI browser was when Opera announced Neon as a concept ...

Though Perplexity was one of the first companies to launch an AI-powered browser, gaining access to it wasn’t that straightforward. You had to shell out $200 per month for the top-tier Max ...

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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 ...

Perplexity AI accused Amazon of "bullying" after it received a letter from the e-commerce giant. Amazon wants Perplexity to prevent its users from using its AI browser called Comet to make purchases ...

Perplexity’s AI-powered browser, Comet, contained a dangerous vulnerability, according to an Israeli cybersecurity firm. Correspondent Welcome back to In the Loop, TIME’s new twice-weekly newsletter ...

Perplexity AI has officially launched Comet Browser, an AI-powered web browser designed to rival Google Chrome for the iPhone ...

What Happened: So, Perplexity is finally bringing its “Comet” browser to Android. After launching on desktop back in July, the company has officially rolled out the mobile version, and it’s trying to ...