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How to find what you are naturally good at? Perplexity founder Aravind Srinivas shares the career advice from Sam Altman that changed his life

Perplexity AI founder Aravind Srinivas credits OpenAI CEO Sam Altman with career advice that helped shape his approach to work: focus on things that come naturally to you but are difficult for others. Srinivas says his experience winning a Kaggle competition at IIT Madras, despite having limited machine-learning knowledge at…

The Economic Times

‘I have nothing to lose’: Perplexity CEO says fear of failure is ‘the stupidest thing’ holding you back

When fear of failure strikes, Aravind Srinivas, the CEO of AI giant Perplexity, reminds himself that just having a job was once the bar for success.

Fortune

CEO of $20 billion AI firm Perplexity says the secret to success is ‘sleeping with that fear’ that your competitor will steal your idea

Rather than letting that pressure paralyze him, Aravind Srinivas, the cofounder and CEO of Perplexity, uses it as fuel.

Fortune

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Perplexity Sticks To 2028 IPO Timeline As OpenAI, Anthropic Take Steps To Public Markets

Perplexity plans to go public in 2028 and is not altering that timeline based on the market reception of upcoming listings from rival artificial intelligence companies.

International Business Times

Anthropic and OpenAI Face a Six-Month Test — Perplexity CEO Says 'Then It's a Problem for Them'

Perplexity AI's CEO highlights the urgency for Anthropic and OpenAI to innovate in AI technology to maintain their £1.35 trillion valuations as they prepare for significant IPOs.

International Business Times UK

Intel CEO unveils AI innovations and partnerships at mega tech event in Taiwan

Intel unveiled new AI-focused technologies, strategic collaborations, and next-generation processors at Computex 2026. The company announced a Rack Scale AI infrastructure platform combining Xeon processors with SambaNova's units, alongside partnerships for industry-specific AI solutions and the launch of its Xeon 6+ processors. These advancements aim to strengthen Intel's AI presence…

The Economic Times

Perplexity CEO outlines multi-model AI vision in Taiwan event

Speaking during Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan's keynote session at COMPUTEX 2026 on Tuesday, Srinivas described Perplexity Computer, launched earlier this year, as a system that can use up to 20 AI models and orchestrate tasks across different tools and files.

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‘The iPhone is actually not getting disrupted by AI at all’: Perplexity CEO dismisses talk that Apple losing out in the AI race

Perplexity’s CEO says that far from losing the AI race, Apple has plenty of advantages.

TechRadar

Perplexity CEO Aravind Srinivas Says Losing Your Job To AI Is ‘Fine’

Artificial intelligence is already changing the workplace, but a recent comment by Perplexity CEO Aravind Srinivas has sparked a fierce debate online. The Indian-origin entrepreneur, who founded Perplexity in 2022, suggested that losing jobs to AI may not be as bad as many people fear. His comments have divided people…

Times Life

Perplexity reacts to Indian-origin CEO Aravind Srinivas' AI gaffe: Layoffs are fine as people hate their jobs

Aravind Srinivas, the Indian-origin CEO of Perplexity AI, was caught in a major controversy after he defended AI-triggered layoffs and said people do not love their jobs anyway. In a podcast, Srinivas who studied at IIT-Madras and then did his PhD at UC Berkeley, said job losses will open many…

The Times of India

Perplexity CEO says AI layoffs aren’t so bad because people hate their jobs anyways: ‘That sort of glorious future is what we should look forward to’

Aravind Srinivas suggested AI will enable a new era of small business entrepreneurship he believes was lost in the early 20th century.

Fortune

Samsung already nuked the only cool thing about the Galaxy S26’s AI

Samsung’s first Galaxy S26 update removed the “Hey Plex” wake word for Perplexity AI, but it’s only temporary.

Android Central

Perplexity’s CEO steps Into the AI agent conversation with Computer

After months of silence, Aravind Srinivas explains what Perplexity has been building—and why now

Fortune

Intel showed up for consumers at the 'Consumer Electronics Show;' AMD didn’t

At this year's CES, AMD felt like a dominant force, too focused on AI potential to talk about (or to) consumers. Intel looked more like a laser-focused startup, confidently pitching its Panther Lake chips to gamers, laptop users, and even robot makers.

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International Business Times

Amazon Cries Foul Over Perplexity's Shady Tactics in AI Shopping

Amazon called out AI-centred startup Perplexity for its shady online shopping methods.

Benzinga

Perplexity Fires Back At Amazon's Legal Threat On Agentic Shopping: 'Bullying Is Not Innovation'

Perplexity and Amazon.com (NASDAQ:AMZN) engaged in a heated dispute after the e-commerce giant issued a legal threat to the AI startup over the use of its AI assistants for online shopping.

Fortune

Airbnb CEO Brian Chesky challenges founders with a critical question if they aspire to emulate his success

Brian Chesky says that before chasing the dream of building the next Airbnb, aspiring entrepreneurs must answer one critical question—and the best answer he’s ever heard is: "Because if I don't do it, no one else will."

Benzinga

'Absolutely Don't Do This': Perplexity CEO Aravind Srinivas Warns Against Misuse Of AI Tools

Perplexity AI is back in the spotlight. This time, the startup’s 31-year-old CEO, Aravind Srinivas, warned against misusing AI tools.

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Fortune

Perplexity’s 31-year-old CEO horrified after getting tagged by a student using his free AI browser to cheat: ‘Absolutely don’t do this’

The Comet browser was just lowered from $200 to free for students. Its “agentic” AI can navigate the web, click through tasks, and yes, finish your homework.

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Can a Browser Replace an Employee? Perplexity’s CEO Thinks So

Perplexity CEO, Aravind Srinivas, believes that Comet could redefine how people work. He also went to the extent of saying that businesses might not even

Benzinga

Perplexity CEO Aravind Srinivas Backs $9M AI Startup That Cuts Finance Grunt Work By 40% And Slashes Month-End Close In Half

Finance leaders face reconciliations, slow closes, and constant data juggling. To solve this, Perplexity CEO Aravind Srinivas invested in Maximor, a startup that claims to have cut one customer's month-end close in half.

International Business Times UK

Comet AI Browser: Is It Safe? Here's What It Can Do and How to Download Free Version

Perplexity AI announced that their Comet browser is available for download for free to attract more users.

Fortune

‘Tyler Perry said something to me I’ll never forget’: Big Dave’s Cheesesteaks CEO learned a big lesson on when ‘to leave them in the sand’

Millennial entrepreneur Derrick Hayes told Fortune that he sticks to his business ambitions, echoing the likes of the CEOs at Perplexity, Target, and Workday.

International Business Times UK

Forget Google? Perplexity AI Brings Comet Browser to India — With a Secret Hack to Bypass the £142 Fee

In an effort to challenge Google's dominance, Perplexity AI has launched its Comet browser in India. This new AI-powered tool blends browsing with a powerful answer engine, offering features from summarising articles to booking meetings.

Benzinga

Perplexity CEO Responds After User Says AI Tool Finished 2-Hour, 100-Question Exam In 13 Minutes With Near-Perfect Score

Perplexity AI, whose backers include Amazon.com, Inc. (NASDAQ:AMZN) founder Jeff Bezos and chipmaker Nvidia Corporation (NASDAQ:NVDA), has found itself in a bit of a pickle after a user said that its tool, Comet, aced a 100-question certification exam for them in just 13 minutes.

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