According to a Reuters report, Perplexity CEO Aravind Srinivas is now in talks with smartphone brands to bring its AI-powered browser, Comet, as a default option or pre-installed app on smartphones.

Perplexity AI is looking to take its Comet browser to the next level by embedding it directly into smartphones.

Perplexity AI may pre-install its AI-powered Comet browser on phones, aiming to rival Google Chrome and expand access to its ...

Perplexit CEO Aravind Srinivas highlighted how Comet could take over many routine duties of these two important roles in any ...

Perplexity is in between discussions with phone makers to ship smartphones with its new Comet browser as a pre-installed ...

Perplexity CEO Aravind Srinivas in a recent interview revealed that there are at least two white collar jobs that ...

Perplexity has launched Comet, an AI-powered browser that can autonomously complete web-based tasks on behalf of users, ...

Still, Comet can do far more than Chrome’s Gemini integration, and it’s exactly the type of tool that Google has set its ...

Perplexity Comet isn't the first AI-powered web browser to arrive. That honor goes to Dia, but thanks to the popularity of ...

Perplexity AI’s Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Aravind Srinivas has called on youngsters to stop wasting time on doomscrolling ...

Perplexity's CEO says a week's worth of work by a human could soon be done using just one prompt on its AI browser, Comet.

Perplexity launched its own browser called Comet, and I have a big reason to avoid it. Spoiler, it’s not the price.