Confusing AI I created a browser with artificial intelligence. cometavailable Generally Free.
comet It's been released With a limited release on July 9th, there has since been a waitlist with “millions of people” added, the company said Thursday (October 2). Blog post.
The browser includes a comet assistant Help Surveys, meetings, codes, and e-commerce Between users You are browsing According to the post, the internet.
In a blog post, Perplexity also announced the launch of a Background Assistant, an AI assistant that can work in your browser, inbox or background.
The company will also make the comet available as a mobile app “SOON” according to the post. Currently, the browser is only on the desktop.
When introducing comets in July, Perplexity said in a blog post AI-equipped browser “Transform the entire browsing session into a single, seamless interaction, disrupting complex workflows into fluid conversations.”
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During the July introduction, Confusion made the comet available to subscribers The biggest confusingCNBC for $200 a month It has been reported Thursday. Make comets available for free, so the company will be better can Compete with other AI-powered browsers like those Available from Google, Openai and Humanity.
Confusion has been announced Wednesday (October 1st) Blog post The first publisher to join Comet Plus, its services I'll give it Users and their AI assistants access to journalism from participating publishers and compensate publishers for that access.
Comet Plus is available as a $5 standalone subscription or at no additional cost Perplexity Pro Or according to the post, maximum subscription.
Included in the first participants CNN, Condé Nast, luck, Le Figaro, Le Monde, Los Angeles Times and Washington Post, Around Post.
When Confused unveils Comet Plus Subscription In the August program, the program will “change how publishers transform. It will be compensated In the age of AI. ”
“As users demand a better internet in the age of AI, it's time for business models to ensure publishers and journalists benefit from their contributions to the better internet,” the company said in a blog post.
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