“It’s been phenomenal growth,” Srinivas stated at the event.
Still, there “are issues,” Srinivas said about using AI coding assistants, noting that the tools can introduce new bugs that software engineers aren’t familiar with and don’t know how to fix.
Last week, Perplexity introduced Comet, an AI-powered web browser that takes on Google Search and Google Chrome. Comet uses Perplexity’s AI search engine as its default tool, putting the company’s core product front and center for users.
In May, Perplexity was reportedly in late-stage talks for a $500 million funding round that would value the company at $14 billion.
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