Invites to Perplexity’s new AI-powered web browser, Comet, are one of the web’s hottest commodities these days. The new product was made available first to the AI firm’s $200-per-month Max subscribers ...

Perplexity is offering students one free month of Perplexity Pro. The company is positioning Comet as "study buddy, and tutor." AI is rapidly becoming a fixture in the classroom. Like it or not, ...

After Google gave college students free access to Gemini Pro yesterday, Airtel has now stepped into the spotlight. This time, it’s not just students, but the entire base of 360 million Airtel users ...

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However, access to the browser is currently limited to users invited by Perplexity or those paying for the $200-per-month Perplexity Max subscription. With Venmo and PayPal's new offer, though, you ...

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Samsung Galaxy S25 (left) and Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra (right) get access to Perplexity AI Pro. (Photo by Firdous Nazir/NurPhoto via Getty Images) Samsung has a habit of giving away freebies to its ...

Perplexity, the NVIDIA- and Bezos-backed AI company, is partnering with PayPal to get its Comet browser in front of millions of the financial tech giant's users. The deal will see PayPal and Venmo ...