Perplexity aims to be an all-in-one experience where users can find answers and fulfill actions, like purchasing products directly from search results.

Perplexity is designed to be a more intelligent search engine than Google, particularly useful in specific scenarios.

I realized there was potential in Perplexity when I saw the exponential increase in user engagement and questions being asked.

The key differentiator between Perplexity and chatbots is that while chatbots provide direct answers, Perplexity opens doors to further knowledge and discovery.

For clients like Perplexity, the challenge is appealing to a broad audience, making it aspirational and relatable at the same time, while also transforming the AI experience from a simple question-and-answer interaction into a comprehensive knowledge portal, similar to how Google used to serve as the front page of the internet.

The motivation behind starting Perplexity wasn't to kill Google, but to explore an idea of significant scale and ambition.

I learned the importance of quickly figuring things out in new domains, which is a crucial skill for success.

Use the mental tools of physics to approach problems broadly in life; they are some of the best tools for education and self-education.

Clarity is power, and cultivating clarity through practices like meditation helps us understand reality and navigate complex issues.