Perplexity CEO Aravind Srinivas questioned if users will still use Chrome in 2030 as Comet gains attention for its AI-native ...

While it remains to be seen how Google responds to this evolving competition, Comet’s initial reception suggests a shift in ...

However, things started to take a turn when I ditched my everyday browser of choice — Google Chrome — and decided to use ...

Imagine a browser that acts as your research assistant, plans trips, sends emails, and schedules meetings. As AI models ...

In recent months, the AI war between tech giants has drastically shifted from AI chatbots to AI-powered browsers. Companies like Google, OpenAI, and Perplexity have already laid the foundations ...

Is Perplexity's Comet the future of AI browsing? Explore its AI-driven tools, voice commands, and automation in this in-depth ...

Perplexity AI’s Comet browser now enables food ordering from restaurants and automates LinkedIn tasks, aiming to replace ...

Comet, Perplexity's hot new AI-powered browser, has transformed YouTube into a faster, smarter, and more actionable ...

Breaking Chrome away from Google wouldn't break the browser. An independent Chrome browser can successfully compete should Google be forced to sell off Chrome.

For now, Microsoft is marking the Copilot Mode as ‘experimental’, and is unlocking this functionality for free for users who ...

Perplexity Comet provides a peek at a future in which we no longer browse the web but instead use AI to do things on our ...

Microsoft is stepping up its AI game as competition heats up. Google recently rolled out “AI Mode” in Chrome, Nvidia-backed ...