I found Perplexity to be one of the most transparent AIs

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Nov 7, 2024

I found Perplexity to be one of the most transparent AIs in terms of sources: it shows articles, authors, notes, with proper notes which are placed in highly visible places.

Compared to almost all other AI chatbots, Perplexity (not only Perplexity Pro) is a well prepared student, with quotes and bibliography.

I don’t really understand why NYT started barking at them, while plenty of more popular others are doing a much poorer job…

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