- Aravind Srinivas proposes making Perplexity Pro accessible to Indian students and researchers, inspired by India’s free journal access initiative.
- The CEO’s proposal aims to collaborate with PM Modi to support India’s academic and research ecosystem with advanced AI tools.
- This move could set a precedent for public-private partnerships enhancing educational resources and research capabilities globally.
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