The artificial intelligence startup Perplexity announced it is making Comet, its AI-powered search engine, free for all users worldwide. The answer engine previously came with a hefty $200 per month ...

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For two decades, search has meant the same thing: type a query, scan a list of blue links, open five tabs, and synthesize the answer yourself. Google refined the algorithm, but the format stayed ...

Apple will reportedly take on OpenAI and Perplexity with its own AI-powered web search. Known internally as the World Knowledge Answers, the feature should launch by next year. The company will ...

Samsung already offers Perplexity's AI search engine on its TVs, and it seems like the One UI 8.5 beta also unlocked this capability on Galaxy phones. This should pave the way for richer, more ...

At the Des Moines Register, our mission is clear: Deliver trusted journalism and content that strengthens and informs our community. That mission doesn’t change in the age of AI — it becomes even more ...