Perplexity’s AI-enabled web browser, Comet, can send emails and schedule meetings as well as provide answers to questions.

A worrying new alert has been raised after the discovery that some Chrome extensions could be being used by cyber crooks.

Dia is on the cusp of an emerging era of AI-powered internet navigators that could persuade people to try something new.

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Comet, currently available by invite to Perplexity’s $200‑a‑month Max subscribers, is built on Chromium and supports Windows ...

Unlike mainstream web browsers like Chrome and Edge, which offer a tabbed interface, Perplexity Comet has a workspace where ...

As AI agents move from sidebars to the heart of the web experience, brands will need to rethink trust, data, and ...

The browser could streamline compatibility with OpenAI's AI agent, Operator, which is designed to take over a user's desktop ...

OpenAI set to launch AI browser in coming weeks and anticipates to directly compete with Google by taking advantage of ...

Perplexity Comet isn't the first AI-powered web browser to arrive. That honor goes to Dia, but thanks to the popularity of ...

Over 2.3 million Chrome and Edge users were compromised by 18 seemingly legitimate browser extensions that turned into ...