Perplexity has launched Comet, a web browser that uses Perplexity as its default search engine and comes with a built-in AI assistant.

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Perplexity has launched Comet, an AI-powered web browser that integrates the company's search engine and AI assistant directly into browsing sessions. Currently exclusive to $200/month Perplexity Max subscribers, Comet is built on Chromium and features a sidebar AI assistant that can perform tasks like booking meetings, sending emails, and making purchases. The browser represents Perplexity's challenge to Google's search dominance and is available on Windows and Mac with plans for broader rollout.

Perplexity just launched an AI web browser

<p>It’s so annoying that every product/thing needs AI now.
I bet in a few months we have AI toilets analyzing your butt cheeks</p>


<p>$200 to book meetings and buy purchases, seriously?</p>
