OpenAI and Perplexity launch AI browsers, challenging Google Search and redefining how users discover information online.

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Perplexity has launched its own AI-powered web browser dubbed "Comet" that is available now, but only if you pay $200 a month as part of Perplexity Max. Otherwise, you'll have to wait for an ...

Perplexity announced today that its Comet AI-powered web browser is now available to those who subscribe to Perplexity Max, a ...

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Perplexity has launched Comet, its take at what browsing looks like in the age of AI. Here's what it looks like.

Comet extends Chromium with a set of Perplexity-powered AI features. The company’s namesake search engine is set as the ...

Comet browser got released to Max users, while the invites feature is expected to arrive later in the coming weeks.

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Perplexity has launched a new AI-centric browser called Comet. You'll need to subscribe to the company's Max plan to use it.

Perplexity AI, the fast-rising search startup backed by Jeff Bezos, Nvidia and SoftBank, just launched its first web browser.