Is Perplexity the first AI unicorn to fail?
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#5It was amazing early on in demonstrating what search could be, but frankly there’s not much reason for it to exist much longer.
The big players can, and are, just replicating its core functionality. The moat is gone.
I’d have to agree that they’re probably near the top of the list of companies about to get wiped out by a bubble deflation. Possible they get acquired by some sucker looking to establish AI creds but the market for that has probably passed as Wall Street is becoming super skeptical of all things AI at the moment.
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#6As a purely anecdotal datapoint, Perplexity was my first stop search engine for a while. It stopped being my first stop when they starting prompting me constantly to try their browser. Getting in the way of me being able to immediately ask my question drove over to gemini instead. It turned out that Gemini was good enough now so I didn't go back.
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#7There are so many wrappers. I feel like companies that are propped up by wrappers will always be competing against basic features being released by . Wrappers also just feel low effort.
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#8That is only uneducated people. The ‘wrapper’ is the product people pay for. The ‘wrapper’ gets all the revenue.
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#10Most AI written article that was ever AIed. It’s not just a laziness — it’s disrespect towards the reader.
This is an article I stumbled upon recently: https://medium.com/@saraswatp/understanding-scaled-dot-produ...
Apparently the author did not bother to do basic proofreading of the article even once before posting it.
Yet it showed up at the top of my Google search results. I guess that's the state of today's Internet in a nutshell.