Brave researchers have shown that Perplexity's Comet AI browser can be easily hijacked through malicious prompts on webpages.

The media industry has clashed with AI firms, including ChatGPT and Google Gemini, over use of their work for AI responses.

When Perplexity AI unveiled its Comet browser, it was pitched as the next evolution of web navigation: an agentic browsing ...

When Perplexity AI rolled out its Comet browser last July, it marketed the tool as a breakthrough, a web-navigating AI ...

This article delves into the security and privacy issues in agentic browsers, focusing on indirect prompt injection in ...

Perplexity AI launches a $42.5M revenue-sharing program for publishers, aiming to balance AI innovation and fair compensation.

Comet Plus is tied to Perplexity's web browser, costs $5 per month, and will provide 80 percent of its revenues to publishers ...

Perplexity AI Inc. is allocating $42.5 million for publishers to earn from their content's web traffic and search queries on its AI search engine.

The US Department of Justice has thanked Akamai, Amazon Web Services, Cloudflare, Digital Ocean, Flashpoint, Google, PayPal, ...

The program, which it first announced in July 2024, now extends to its Comet web browser, allowing publishers and media outlets to share in revenue from AI searches. [Link: Perplexity to Let Publisher ...

Back in May, Norton announced Neo, which it describes as the world’s first safe AI-native browser. I have so many questions.