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one thing i would suggest you is to add an option to restrict the source you wanna refer to.. Like Perplexity often gets information from any random article, it would be nice if we can restrict it to take info only from trusted sources
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Niharika Verma
Beauty Blogger, Writ... • 8m
If you come across an article that is generated with AI, would like to know if it is generated with AI?
And if you do know, would you trust that source/article?
The Surprise Election Night Winner: Perplexity
On Tuesday, two AI startups, xAI and Perplexity, tried to position their chatbots as reliable, real-time sources of information during the high-stakes presidential election. Elon Musk's Grok, however, f
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Hawk
Product Ops Wizard a... • 2m
Do you think SEO is going to change ? On the basis of how these search engines like ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity operate on summarising content by going through multiple sources? Vote and explain why you voted the same.
Perplexity AI vs. ChatGPT
1. Purpose:
Perplexity AI: A conversational search engine designed to answer questions directly and generate relevant search results using AI.
ChatGPT: A general-purpose AI language model designed for interactive conversa
Hi, is anyone else facing problem in updating their personal info in the app.
Like I would update my info, click on save and then it would just show "opps, something went wrong".
I have tried multiple times to update my infor but it would always show
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Arijit Ray
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Twilio • 6m
I found one of the best articles on OAuth for beginners!!
I remember when I first tried to learn about OAuth, most of the articles were filled with jargons and lacked relatable examples. This Friday, while scrolling through HackerNews, I came across
