Arriving on the heels of OpenClaw, Computer is described as "a general-purpose digital worker" that can work on tasks for months in the background.

The product is also built around personalisation and memory. Perplexity says Computer is 'personal to you,' remembering past work, maintaining persistent memory, and offering access to hundreds of connectors, files, and the web - all secured by default on Perplexity's own infrastructure. Perplexity Computer: How to use it?

Perplexity AI is quickly joining the ranks of ChatGPT and Gemini as a go-to chatbot for quick queries, real time searches and deep research. Now that the AI-powered search engine and assistant has recently become available on iOS, it has become even easier ...

I felt like my research routine was missing something until I paired ChatGPT with Perplexity. The results were surprisingly good.

Have you ever found yourself drowning in a sea of information, spending hours sifting through articles, reports, and studies, only to feel like you’re no closer to the answers you need? Research can be overwhelming, especially when time is tight and the ...

The 2025 Motorola Razr smartphones will feature deep Perplexity AI integration that goes beyond basic AI functions. Users can access comprehensive assistant features directly from the external display while the phone is folded shut, allowing for ...

WhatsApp’s built-in chatbot might not be for everyone but that hasn’t stopped more AI services from embracing the app. Hot on the heels of ChatGPT, which landed on WhatsApp late last year, Perplexity is now available to message directly on the platform.

Perplexity's legal dispute with Dow Jones intensifies as the $20 billion AI startup defends its search engine against copyright infringement claims.

Perplexity requires public attribution for any shared output, regardless of context; posts must name Perplexity as the source. The new restrictions

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