Perplexity AI Launches 'Comet', OpenAI's 'Aura' Next: AI Revolutionizes Web Browsing
Perplexity AI, founded in 2022 by CEO Aravind Srinivas, has launched 'Comet', an AI-powered web browser based on Chromium. The browser, initiated by Srinivas, allows users to access the Perplexity Assistant for task assistance. Meanwhile, OpenAI is set to release 'Aura', another AI-powered browser, in the coming weeks.
Comet, launched last week, is currently available through a waitlist or a $200 monthly Perplexity Max plan. It aims to challenge the dominance of Google Chrome, which is crucial to Google's ad business, contributing nearly three-quarters of Alphabet's revenue.
OpenAI's Aura, expected to launch soon, aims to change web browsing by keeping some interactions within a ChatGPT-like chat interface. It could also integrate AI agent products like 'Operator' into the browsing experience.
AI-powered browsers like Comet and Aura are poised to transform web browsing. While Comet is currently accessible through specific channels, OpenAI's Aura is expected to launch soon, potentially reshaping the competitive landscape dominated by Google Chrome.
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