Perplexity just introduced a memory layer that remembers user preferences and key context across conversations. Instead of treating history like raw training data, it retrieves stored context directly for more tailored answers. The killer feature is context portability: your personal memory layer persists even when you hop between different underlying models, and it automatically disables in incognito mode.
Perplexity just rolled out a completely reimagined Comet Assistant to all users. Built into its Comet browser, the agentic assistant can now handle multi-tab workflows simultaneously, making tasks like cross-referencing spreadsheets and travel searches much smoother. Perplexity says internal tests show a 23% performance gain, backed by tighter user permission controls before it touches your browser.
Perplexity just made its AI-first browser Comet free and available worldwide, officially scrapping the waitlist. Every new tab now comes packed with an embedded AI assistant, alongside new Background Assistants designed to work through tasks asynchronously. It is a clear push to turn standard web browsing into an agentic workflow.
Perplexity just introduced Comet Plus, a $5-a-month subscription that unlocks premium publisher content and shares the proceeds with media partners. Instead of relying on clicks, the model pays publishers across three traffic types: human visits, search citations, and agent actions. It will be bundled free for Pro and Max subscribers.
