Perplexity’s AI-enabled web browser, Comet, can send emails and schedule meetings as well as provide answers to questions.

In the high-stakes battle for AI supremacy, Big Tech has found a new weapon: buying a company’s brainpower without buying the ...

The feature, available via the ‘Videos’ option in the prompt box, lets you upload a photo, describe the scene, and even ...

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According to information from Google Support, the AI-powered video generation capability is now accessible on computers, ...

Many AI stocks suffered in the first half as investors fled growth-oriented stocks, but positive momentum has returned in ...

As the AI arms race intensifies, Meta’s latest move signals a strategic emphasis on speech and voice interfaces.

Micron is well-positioned to benefit from this trend, with its advanced HBM3E and newly shipped HBM4 products offering ...

Comet, currently available by invite to Perplexity’s $200‑a‑month Max subscribers, is built on Chromium and supports Windows ...

The motivation behind this new browser, as Reuters points out, is to get more direct access to the user data that Google ...

Google has pulled off a strategic talent acquisition by hiring key executives and engineers from AI coding startup Windsurf, ...