3 cases
3 cases
Shortlist podcast guests from a conference speaker list
A tech podcaster and journalist tested Perplexity Comet on his own work, including turning an email listing 50 conference speakers into researched podcast guest recommendations.
Marketing
Source: jasonhowell.substack.com · Jul 2025
Book a restaurant table and fill in appointment forms for you
A Tom's Guide writer with early access to Perplexity Comet had it find and book a vegetarian restaurant table, put coffee beans in an online basket, and fill in a recycling centre appointment form.
Source: tomsguide.com · Jul 2025
Book a gym tour and compare memberships from open tabs
NBC News tested Perplexity Comet on everyday errands; it compared gym prices across open tabs and eventually booked a gym tour, but first claimed a booking it had not made.
Source: nbcnews.com · Jul 2025
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