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PayPal and Venmo users get early access to Perplexity's AI browser. Credit: Jonathan Raa/NurPhoto via Getty Images PayPal and Venmo users in the U.S. and certain global markets are getting free early ...

For thousands of Indian users, the "Year of AI" just hit a sudden, paywalled speed bump. Airtel subscribers who claimed the complimentary one-year Perplexity Pro subscription – a deal valued at ...

Perplexity announced a free agentic shopping product for U.S. users next week. The startup partnered with PayPal ahead of the launch. Perplexity previously released a shopping offering called "Buy ...

If you missed Samsung’s free Perplexity Pro offer for Galaxy users—or PayPal and Venmo’s similar giveaway—there’s still one more way to get a free year of the AI company’s Pro tier: through your ...

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, ...

AI search startup Perplexity is making its new Comet browser available to everyone in the world for free as it works to position the product against big browsers and search engines. For certain paid ...

Perplexity AI announced its its artificial intelligence-powered web browser Comet is available worldwide. The startup is making Comet free to users as competition heats up with rivals like Google.

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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 ...

PayPal and Venmo users in the U.S. and certain global markets are getting free early access to Perplexity Comet, the search engine startup's AI-powered browser. On Wednesday, PayPal, which owns Venmo, ...