Have you ever found yourself drowning in research papers, articles, and documents? You’re not alone. The average researcher spends countless hours sifting through information, often feeling overwhelmed. Enter Perplexity, a text generation service that’s like having your personal research assistant. Intrigued? Let’s dive in.
Perplexity is a next-generation service that aims to make your research process smoother. It’s available on both web and mobile platforms. The service is designed to answer your questions, summarize articles, and generate text based on your needs.
Before diving into Perplexity, knowing the game’s rules is good. Here’s what you need to know:
Minimum Age Requirement: You must be at least 13 years old to use the service. If you’re under 18, you’ll need parental consent.
User-Generated Content: You retain ownership of any content you upload. However, you grant Perplexity a license to use it to improve their service.
Acceptable Use: No hate speech, harassment, or illegal activities. You’re responsible for all activities on your account.
Intellectual Property: You can’t reverse engineer or copy Perplexity’s technology. They take copyright infringement seriously.
Learn more about Perplexity terms of service
Using Perplexity is a breeze. Here’s how:
So, you’ve typed in “Chandrayaan-3” into Perplexity’s search bar and are curious about what it will serve up. Let’s break it down.
First off, you get a 250-word summary that’s pretty comprehensive. It tells you that Chandrayaan-3 is the third lunar exploration mission by ISRO (Indian Space Research Organization). Unlike its predecessor, Chandrayaan-2, this mission doesn’t have an orbiter but focuses on a lander and a rover. The summary also mentions the mission’s successful insertion into lunar orbit and its soft landing, a significant achievement after the failed attempt in 2019.
Perplexity doesn’t just stop at giving you a summary; it also provides you with six related links for deeper research. These links range from Wikipedia articles to news updates from Reuters and ISRO’s official page. So, you’ve got a variety of sources to quench your thirst for knowledge.
For Example, Chandrayaan-3: Landing date, Status, and Updates
Oh, and let’s remember the YouTube video link. If you’re more of a visual learner, this is a great way to understand the mission’s intricacies.
But wait, there’s more! Perplexity also throws in some related questions based on Google’s new update (generative AI). These questions include:
These questions are not just random; they’re the questions people ask. So, you get a sense of what’s buzzing around this topic.
Your searches just got a whole lot more visual. When you search for people, places, or things, we will now include images to understand better what you’re looking for.
You can now edit titles for better organization and sharing. This means you can customize how you categorize your searches, making it easier for you and others to find and refer to them later.
Now you can use Perplexity straight from your Chrome search bar! Install the Perplexity Default Search Chrome Plugin, and make every search a Perplexity query. Get the answer to (almost) every question right away.
Perplexity offers you a well-rounded package of information. You get a summary, related links, a YouTube video, and even some burning questions to ponder upon. It’s like having a mini-research assistant that knows exactly what you need.
Stay tuned, as we’ll soon be writing content on how to use the Perplexity Pro version. Stay connected with Content Ladder!