A couple of months back, I attended the Acquired Live Podcast at the Chase Centre in SF. It was awesome to hear from Mark Zuckerberg and Daniel Ek (@eldsjal.bsky.social) on how to strategically build great products.

Here is the full episode! 👇

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Awesome things are uplifting, inspiring, and make you far more optimistic about the future." -Mark Zuckerberg👇

Perplexity, even though a new player, is directly challenging Google's dominance in the search market and targeting the very core of Google's revenue.

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It positions itself as a Google search alternative, offering precise, fact-based answers or summaries drawn from a few carefully cited sources—thus saving users the hassle of clicking through multiple sites.👇

ChatGPT is designed for a broad range of interactions: answering questions, creative writing, problem-solving, coding, and even casual conversations. It does not prioritize linking the sources of information.

So, where does Perplexity fit in this landscape?👇

Perplexity, which is valued at $9 billion, is instead focused on one thing—delivering quick and direct answers to user queries.

If this sounds similar to OpenAl's ChatGPT, there are quite a few differences.👇

Google search typically requires users to sift through multiple links to find the right information. Aravind explained that the median Google search consists of just 2-3 words, highlighting the user's goal of finding the most relevant link quickly.👇

Perplexity, even though a new player, is directly challenging Google’s dominance in the search market and targeting the very core of Google’s revenue.

@perplexityai.bsky.social @aravindsrinivas.bsky.social
Interested in product management? Follow!

It positions itself as a Google search alternative, offering precise, fact-based answers or summaries drawn from a few carefully cited sources—thus saving users the hassle of clicking through multiple sites.👇

ChatGPT is designed for a broad range of interactions: answering questions, creative writing, problem-solving, coding, and even casual conversations. It does not prioritize linking the sources of information.

So, where does Perplexity fit in this landscape? 👇

Perplexity, which is valued at $9 billion, is instead focused on one thing—delivering quick and direct answers to user queries.

If this sounds similar to OpenAI’s ChatGPT, there are quite a few differences. 👇

Google search typically requires users to sift through multiple links to find the right information. Aravind explained that the median Google search consists of just 2–3 words, highlighting the user's goal of finding the most relevant link quickly.👇

This one is for gamers (minecraft)