AI Assistants Get News Wrong 45% of the Time, Study Finds

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Reddit drags Perplexity in a new lawsuit, accusing it of building up a $20 billion company off stolen data

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Reddit is suing Perplexity and other AI firms, accusing them of bypassing digital guardrails to steal valuable data.

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Perplexity's CEO turns to AI for investor pitches instead of building decks

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Perplexity's CEO says he no longer uses pitch decks for funding rounds.

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Amazon internal review found its AI tool Q fell 'significantly' behind rivals on accuracy in its first year

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AWS CEO Matt Garman

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No more slop: Perplexity makes its $200 AI browser free

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Perplexity CEO

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Cloudflare goes after Google's AI Overviews with a new license for 20% of the web

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Cloudflare CEO Matthew Prince.

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I use AI as my personal assistant, mindset coach, creative writing partner, and more. Here are the 5 tools that have changed my life.

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Jessica Camilleri-Shelton says each AI tool has its own superpower, and ChatGPT isn't best for everything.

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After Anthropic’s Billion-Dollar Settlement, Dictionaries Are Suing Perplexity AI

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Anthropic bot crawlers feast on web content and give little back, a new ranking shows

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A giant mechanical spider walks along the waterfront in Yokohama, south of Tokyo.

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Here's why Google might have to sell Chrome, and which companies want to buy it

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A federal court will soon decide if Google has to sell Chrome, its popular browser.

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