It ties everything to their platform and returns a regurgitation of prioritized content without indicating any sort of sponsorship.
SEO will be replaced by cold hard cash, favors, and backroom deals
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It ties everything to their platform and returns a regurgitation of prioritized content without indicating any sort of sponsorship.
SEO will be replaced by cold hard cash, favors, and backroom deals
"Who can tell me how and why is Perplexity.ai is worth $1BN? How much revenue are they making vs the amount of money they are burning? What is the justification of this valuation?" [0]
At this point with this unsurprising announcement, Perplexity is worth [0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40313461
I wonder how good this will be. My employer gave us Perplexity Pro for free, and I removed Safari from my home screen and pinned Perplexity to force myself to use it… I found it really really slow and didn’t really add to my search experience
Anyway, comparing it by speed isn't useful at all.
Announcing a waitlist! :) Signed up either way, but really wish OpenAI announcements were for usable products.
Announcing a waitlist! :) Signed up either way, but really wish OpenAI announcements were for usable products.
Maybe this is the difference between anthropic and open ai.. Anthropic has sharp focus on improving their core product and open ai is spread out.
So, Google already does this, right? And most of the feedback I've seen is: "how the hell do we turn this off".
I wonder how good this will be. My employer gave us Perplexity Pro for free, and I removed Safari from my home screen and pinned Perplexity to force myself to use it… I found it really really slow and didn’t really add to my search experience
IMO, Perplexity does absolutely shine in a kind of search for what other engines don't compete at all. But it's way worse than normal engines for most of the things I search. Anyway, comparing it by speed isn't useful at all.
This just represents such a stark lack in originality and lends even more credo to "OpenAI wants to copy its customers"