Perplexity’s Comet Browser to Monitor User Activity for Targeted Ads, Says CEO; Set to Compete with Google, Launches in May with Motorola Partnership and Samsung in Talks

Perplexity’s CEO, Aravind Srinivas, revealed plans for its browser, Comet, to track all user activity online to deliver hyper-personalized ads. Launching in May, Comet aims to rival Google by understanding user behavior beyond its app, hoping users will appreciate more relevant advertising. Perplexity has partnered with Motorola and is in talks with Samsung.

Source: techcrunch.com

Ziff Davis, owner of IGN and CNET, files lawsuit against OpenAI for allegedly using copyrighted material from its publications in AI training, demanding cessation and removal of the infringing datasets despite existing web crawler restrictions.

You must be logged in to post a comment.

How changing one meal can transform your day

Why the AI bubble is poised to burst

Aim for the Guts: deep AI Integration for Economic transformation

How AI’s Rapid Evolution Reshapes business and investment

Perplexity’s Comet Browser to Monitor User Activity for Targeted Ads, Says CEO; Set to Compete with Google, Launches in May with Motorola Partnership and Samsung in Talks

Ziff Davis, owner of IGN and CNET, files lawsuit against OpenAI for allegedly using copyrighted material from its publications in AI training, demanding cessation and removal of the infringing datasets despite existing web crawler restrictions.

Hugging Face unveils an AI tool by engineer Julien Delavande that quantifies energy use of chatbot prompts, translating consumption into familiar metrics like phone charge and LED bulb duration, to spotlight AI’s environmental impact.