Comet, browser and Perplexity

Perplexity teases a web browser called Comet
AI-powered search engine Perplexity says it's building its own web browser. It'll be called Comet, and it's set to arrive 'soon.'
Perplexity wants to reinvent the web browser with AI—but there’s fierce competition
It has recently been expanding its offerings—for example, it recently launched a deep research tool competing with similar ones provided by OpenAI and Google, as well as Sonar, an API for generative AI-powered search.
Perplexity teases plans to launch its own web browser, Comet
In a post to X on Monday, February 24, Perplexity announced Comet, describing it as “A Browser for Agentic Search by Perplexity”. Clicking through from that post allows you to sign up to be among the first to use the browser when it becomes available. There’s no word on when that will be just yet
Perplexity Unveils Comet: The AI Browser Ready to Challenge Chrome and Beyond
Perplexity has announced plans for Comet, an AI-powered web browser designed to improve the browsing experience using agentic AI technology. The announcement, m
Perplexity AI teases a new browser 'for agentic search'
The company is offering scant details about this browser called Comet, so I asked Perplexity AI for more information.
Perplexity AI ventures beyond search with ‘Comet’ agentic browser to rival Google Chrome
Perplexity AI, led by Aravind Srinivas, is set to launch a new browser named Comet, aimed at providing an agentic search experience. While a teaser has been released, details about its features and release date remain unclear amid Google’s market dominance.
Perplexity takes On Google Chrome with its AI web browser, Comet
Perplexity has announced the launch of an AI-driven web browser, Comet, designed to enhance internet browsing with automation and deep research capabilities. Expected to rival established players, Comet’s unique features aim to redefine user experience.
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Comet joins Cursor and others in an early wave of AI takes on traditional apps. Comet joins Cursor and others in an early wave of AI takes on traditional apps. Comet joins Cursor and others in an early wave of AI takes on traditional apps.
Perplexity's Next Bet? An AI-Driven Browser Called Comet
"Though the space is crowded with competitors, no one has yet built a robust AI integration into the browser experience in a way that takes off with consumers," said Damian Rollis
Perplexity teases Comet, an AI browser for ‘agentic search’
Search, AI, browsers: all three technologies naturally mix together. So it should be no surprise that AI-powered search engine, Perplexity AI, is teasing its entry into the browser market with “Comet.
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Perplexity AI launching $50 million venture fund to back early-stage startups
Perplexity AI is getting ready to launch a $50 million fund focused on pre-seed and seed artificial intelligence startups in ...
What is Perplexity Deep Research, and how do you use it?
Need an expert on a hot topic today? Perplexity promises its Perplexity Deep Research can deliver the information you need.
Perplexity's new Deep Research tool is powered by DeepSeek R1
Perplexity also has a Deep Research tool now, and it's powered by a version of DeepSeek R1.
Perplexity launches its own freemium ‘deep research’ product
Perplexity has become the latest AI company to release an in-depth research tool, with a new feature announced Friday. Google ...
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Battle of the AI chatbots: ChatGPT Vs. Perplexity
ChatGPT and Perplexity AI, backed by the likes of OpenAI, Sam Altman, Nvidia and Jeff Bezos, among others, are two of the ...
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Perplexity 1776 Model Fixes DeepSeek-R1’s “Refusal to Respond to Sensitive Topics”
The modifications change the model’s responses to Chinese history and geopolitics prompts. DeepSeek-R1 is open source.
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5 Cool Things You Can Do With the Perplexity AI Assistant on Android
The Perplexity AI chatbot was initially available only as a web-based option with limited functionality. But since the launch of the Perplexity mobile assistant on Android, I've been using it ...