Confused, NVIDIA and BEZOS-backed AI companies, With PayPal, it will carry its Comet browser in front of millions of users of financial technology giants. The deal will see PayPal and Venmo customers in the U.S. and choose international markets to access AI-powered browsers, as well as a free 12-month subscription to Perplexity Pro, which is typically $200. Of course there are some conditions.
The promotion is part of PayPal’s new subscription center, where users can manage all their frequent PayPal payments. The company also offers $50 credit for users when linking and uses a hub to pay for three subscriptions. PayPal users in the United States can today claim their free 12-month Confused Pro subscription from the PayPal app. Similarly, Venmo users can access quotes from the Venmo app. The deal will be available by the end of the year and the Pro Pro subscription will automatically renew after a 12-month free 12-month increase at current interest rates unless cancelled.
Comet Browser is Early this summer As part of the confusion . Perplexity’s AI has been integrated into Comet and is used as the default search engine for the browser. This merge allows users to pull out AI in the sidebar to ask questions about what they see on the screen, summarize text and even take actions on behalf of users, such as sending emails or finding directions on Google Maps.
The browser is built on the same open source code base is under Chrome, Edge and Opera. Actually confusing The court seems likely to force a divestment in August, but Google can keep its browser.
