CEO Aravind Srinivas positioned Perplexity as an alternative to Bloomberg Finance—but has eaten his words since.

Aravind Srinivas, CEO and cofounder of Perplexity AI, took to microblogging platform X on Friday to announce an open call for collaboration with someone who has an active Bloomberg Terminal ...

Multiple posts that have been “curated” by the Perplexity team on its platform are strikingly similar to original stories from multiple publications, including Forbes, CNBC and Bloomberg.

The chip giant and AI search startup are offering specialized AI models for European users, aiming to widen their reach in ...

As OpenAI, Perplexity and other startups make ... a live audio conversation on May 23 at 1 p.m. EDT. Bloomberg digital subscribers and Terminal clients have exclusive access to sign in and ask ...

In each instance, Perplexity used near-verbatim passages from the original article without naming them in the copy. Forbes, CNBC and Bloomberg did not immediately return requests for comment.

It appeared first on the Bloomberg Terminal. Bridgewater Associates launched ... to include models developed by OpenAI, Anthropic and Perplexity, among others, the people said.

Previously, she was a reporter at Bloomberg. In every hype cycle ... it’s seeing just how much unethical shit you can get away with. Perplexity is basically a rent-seeking middleman on high ...

There’s the Mac, which famously debuted in January 1984. And then there’s the Bloomberg Terminal, which hit the market in December 1982. Unlike the PC or the Mac, the Terminal has always ...