The CEO of Perplexity AI is making significant waves in the artificial intelligence landscape, positioning his conversational ...

It’s a typical Tuesday morning, and you, a busy project manager, are juggling a dozen browser tabs comparing hotels for a team retreat, skimming reviews, and cross-referencing prices, all while your ...

Microsoft is stepping up its AI game as competition heats up. Google recently rolled out “AI Mode” in Chrome, Nvidia-backed Perplexity launched its own AI-first browser called Comet, and even OpenAI ...

Microsoft Edge's new Copilot Mode brings AI-powered tools into the browser, enabling users to search, summarise, and complete tasks with optional voice input ...

While it remains to be seen how Google responds to this evolving competition, Comet’s initial reception suggests a shift in ...

For now, Microsoft is marking the Copilot Mode as ‘experimental’, and is unlocking this functionality for free for users who ...

Copilot Mode positions Microsoft Edge at the forefront of the new browser wars, shifting competition from legacy features to true generative AI-powered productivity—with a first-mover advantage over ...

Perplexity CEO Aravind Srinivas questioned if users will still use Chrome in 2030 as Comet gains attention for its AI-native ...

Microsoft has launched a new AI-driven Copilot Mode in its Edge browser, designed to enhance browsing efficiency and task ...

Building on limited Copilot integration that arrived in Edge in November 2023, Copilot Mode functions much the same way as other LLMs built into browsers: Given a prompt – by voice or text – the AI ...

The rollout of Copilot Mode comes as Microsoft attempts to differentiate Edge in a browser market dominated by Google Chrome. It also positions the browser competitively against Google’s AI Overviews ...

Microsoft has announced “Copilot Mode,” a new experimental feature that transforms its Edge browser into an AI-powered ...