In the age of generative AI, when chatbots can provide detailed answers to questions based on content pulled from the internet, the line between fair use and plagiarism, and between routine web ...

Web crawlers deployed by Perplexity to scrape websites are allegedly skirting restrictions, according to a new report from Cloudflare. Specifically, the report claims that the company's bots appear to ...

Yesterday, Perplexity, the fast-growing AI platform, soft-launched Comet, a new web browser meant to compete with Google Chrome and Safari. In a video shared by Perplexity, a user navigates to a ...

Popular AI answer engine Perplexity has announced that it's launching a new AI-powered web browser called "Comet" today, and it's available to download and use right now. Just make sure you're ...

It takes deep, below-the-navel brazen audacity to take on Google in online search. Just ask Microsoft, DuckDuckGo, Brave and the slew of other search engines that have tried to scrape away at Google's ...

Comet will allow users to connect with enterprise applications like Slack and ask complex questions via voice and text, according to a brief demo video Perplexity released on Wednesday. The browser is ...

I never thought a day would arrive when it would be possible to pair a productivity tool with a literal web browser, but it's 2025. I should have probably seen it coming. Though it really started with ...

The new AI-powered web browser from Perplexity, Comet, suffered from a security flaw that left its users vulnerable to significant attacks, particularly a phishing scam. The vulnerability was ...

Perplexity responded swiftly with its own post, pointing out that its use of third-party crawlers was actually significantly less than Cloudflare was saying. But the crux of Perplexity’s rebuttal was ...

The next battle in search may not be about ads or user behavior—it may be about rewriting the technology itself. That's the ...