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Mamba‑3 halves state size, matches Mamba‑2 perplexity, ~4% LM gain, lower latency
In the relentless pursuit of faster, smarter AI, a curious paradox has emerged: models grow more capable, yet users grow more impatient.
Perplexity's Search as Code lets AI build pipelines, improving performance
Every AI company selling search is secretly in the infrastructure business. They just don't want to admit it.
Bernie Sanders proposes USD 7 trillion plan for U.S. public control of AI
Senator Bernie Sanders unveiled a $7 trillion plan on Tuesday. Its goal: to wrestle artificial intelligence development away from Silicon Valley and...
Samsung adds Perplexity AI agent to Galaxy, enabling OS integration
Samsung's next flagship feature isn't a camera. It’s a calculated gamble that you’ll want a different AI than its own.
Apple tests standalone Siri app ahead of iOS 27, macOS 27 debut at WWDC 2026
Siri is getting its own app. For real. According to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman, Apple engineers are already testing a standalone Siri application, a...
Perplexity unveils Tely AI for 1‑week content recommendations, no writers needed
Content creation has long been a bottleneck, expensive, slow, reliant on human egos and editorial calendars. Perplexity just shattered that model.
Meta Superintelligence Labs launches Muse Spark, its first multimodal AI model
The AI race just got a new chassis. Meta Superintelligence Labs is no longer a rumor, it’s shipping hardware for the mind.
Perplexity's Personal Computer makes spare Macs AI agents for professionals
Perplexity calls its new product "Personal Computer." It needs a machine. Find a spare Mac Mini, or any old computer gathering dust in a closet.
Microsoft says ungoverned AI agents could become double agents; USD 99/mo fix
The pitch is seductive: hire an AI agent for the price of a premium streaming subscription, $99 a month.
ChatGPT Returns to WhatsApp in Europe Using GPT-5.5
ChatGPT is back on WhatsApp for users in the European Economic Area, six months after Meta locked the chatbot out.
Perplexity AI debuts hybrid local‑cloud inference system at Computex 2026
Why does this matter? Perplexity AI has been nudging its AI workflow from pure cloud toward the desktop for months, and the latest demo at Computex...
Perplexity launches Brain, a self‑improving memory that builds context graphs
Perplexity just gave its AI a brain. Not a bigger model, not a faster inference engine, a memory that learns while you sleep.
Google sues Chinese Outsider Enterprise for Gemini-driven phishing on Telegram
Google has filed suit against a Chinese cybercrime operation that transformed its Gemini AI into a phishing assembly line.
Perplexity pivots to AI agents; guide builds Notion custom agents
The line between search engine and executive assistant just blurred. Perplexity, the AI-powered search darling, is pivoting hard into agentic...
Study maps AI reasoning steps and pinpointed where they fail
Artificial intelligence models can reason. That much is clear. But *how* they do it, and precisely where they stumble, has long been a black box.
Perplexity abandons ads as investors once eyed billions of users
The dream was a Google killer. The reality, according to third-party analytics firm Similarweb, is a search engine with fewer monthly users than the...
PathMoE Study Shows More Concentrated, Robust Routing Paths
A team at Apple, including Zijin Gu, Tatiana Likhomanenko, Vimal Thilak, Jason Ramapuram, and Navdeep Jaitly, has published new work on how sparse...
ByteDance's Tely AI auto‑creates website answers, generating leads
Your customers are shouting questions into the void of search engines. You just can’t hear them.
Tely AI auto‑creates and publishes website answers, delivering high‑quality leads
Every question your customer asks is a lead waiting to be claimed. Tely AI listens to those queries, then writes and publishes the answers directly...
Perplexity touts AI personal shopper that ‘puts you first’ for holiday shoppers
Holiday shopping pitches have become a numbingly predictable genre. They are all about deals, speed, and convenience.