Teach Yourself How To Use Comet

Topics Covered in This Episode:

1. Rise of Agentic AI Browsers Explained
2. Perplexity Comet’s Hybrid AI Architecture
3. Local vs. Virtual Browser Agentic Workflows
4. Perplexity Comet Key Features and Access
5. Connecting Google Services with Comet Browser
6. Agentic AI Browser Live Demo Use Cases
7. Multi-Platform Personalized Business Research
8. Automated Market Research and Competitive Analysis
9. Perplexity Comet Cross-Tool Workflow Automation
10. Agentic AI Browsers vs. Traditional AI Chatbots

Keywords:

Perplexity Comet, agentic AI browser, agentic AI, AI browser, business use cases, ROI, Perplexity app, hybrid AI, cloud AI, on-device AI, Comet browser, Chromium, browser automation, multi-platform research, deep research modes, AI desktop assistant, iOS assistant, Google Chrome, browser workflows, Chrome extensions, Microsoft Edge, computer using agents, virtual browser, computer vision, connector integration, Gmail integration, Google Drive integration, calendar management, task automation, prompt engineering, personalized research, market research, competitive analysis, social media automation, email management, calendar automation, Google Gemini, ChatGPT, Claude, OpenAI operator, Project Mariner, Microsoft Copilot, Edge browse

Podcast Transcript

Jordan Wilson [00:00:17]:
There's a new wave happening in the AI world and it's not specifically about a new AI chatbot or the latest AI model or even agents, but at the same time, it's kind of combining all of those things. So what is it that I'm talking about? It's agentic AI browsers. And on today's show for putting AI to work on Wednesdays, we're going to be looking at one of the more popular ones that is released and available now to most people, which is Perplexity's Comet. And we're going to go over what it is, how it works, and talk about five different business use cases that you could start using today. All right, I hope you're excited. I am. Let's get into it. If you're new here, welcome to Everyday AI.

Jordan Wilson [00:01:09]:
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Jordan Wilson [00:01:54]:
So let's talk about this new wave agentic AI browsers. I actually am extremely bullish on this and let me be honest. And you can go back, I have the receipts and the receipts are on our website, more than 560 episodes. You can go back and listen to what I've been saying over the years. But one thing, and I've been correct on, I've been saying for a long time with Perplexity, I haven't been very strong on Perplexity as an answers engine.

Jordan Wilson [00:02:25]:
Right.

Jordan Wilson [00:02:25]:
I said back in my 2025 AI predictions and roadmap series that Perplexity was either going to have to hard pivot or they would potentially get squashed. Yet here we are. We've had a lot of reports about Perplexity potentially getting acquired. I don't think they are a lot of those have been shot, shut down over the last week or two. But what we've seen from Perplexity is a hard pivot. They can no longer compete as an answers engine, specifically after Google and OpenAI released their extremely impressive deep research modes. So what we've seen out of Perplexity, which I'm very kind of on board with, is this recent pivot specifically, I think in two different areas, try to be an iOS assistant because, you know, Siri and Apple has failed. So they have a great iOS app for that.

Jordan Wilson [00:03:14]:
And now one of the first, I would say big tech companies coming to production with an agentic AI browser with Comet. All right, so that's what we're going to be going over today. So let me just recap what we're going to be going over on today's show. So I'm going to talk briefly about why agentic AI browsers are the next wave of generative AI. I'm going to tell you how Perplexity comment works and then because it is putting AI to work. On Wednesdays, our new weekly series, I'm going to go over five business use cases that you can use and give you some examples of how I'm using Perplexity comment as well. Yeah, so even if you listen to our news show on Monday, I kind of alluded to this. I was actually running a perplexity comment in the background as I was recording the, the new show on Monday.

Jordan Wilson [00:04:07]:
So it's something I'm already using and I think that there's a lot of cool business use cases for it as well. Hey, shout out live stream audience. Good to see you. I don't know if you can tell I'm actually extremely sick. So if, if this is a little shorter or lacking the usual, the, the usual spice and vigor, I'm, I'm definitely 100% under the weather, just FYI, you know, you don't have to think that there's been an AI avatar takeover. Like, who's this weird, you know, Jordan? That doesn't sound like him. A little raspy. Yes.

Jordan Wilson [00:04:39]:
I'm feeling absolutely garbage. But it makes everything better to see you all here. Big bogey, good to see you. Michelle joining on the YouTube machine. Robert joining from Dallas, Texas on LinkedIn. Marie, good to see you. Joining from New Jersey, Jose from Santiago. It's good to see everyone.

Jordan Wilson [00:04:56]:
Angie, good morning to you as well. All right, so let's get into talking about perplexities comment but first, why is this important? All right, so if you're listening, especially on the podcast, I'm going to be showing, you know, sharing my screen, but I'm going to do my best to walk you all through it. But here's why it's important and why I think actually agentic AI browsers are the next wave of AI and not necessarily a chatbot. So number one, you have to see the players and where they're deciding to play. So you know, last week on the show we had the reporter from Reuters who broke the story on OpenAI is also coming out with an agentic AI browser in the coming weeks. All right, Google, which we know is kind of the, the king in the browser world, they've been experimenting with their own agentic capabilities in their Project Mariner and then also Microsoft Copilot. One of their, I think under, I guess underutilized or not very talked about features is their browser, which I love the Edge browser from Microsoft, but specifically its vision capabilities. And I think that Microsoft is going to continue to expand and improve what is capable inside of its Edge browsers.

Jordan Wilson [00:06:24]:
But let me fast forward. I think the end play here is the browser. I think it's so much more about going to, you know, ChatGPT.com or gemini.google.com or Claude AI.

Jordan Wilson [00:06:37]:
Right.

Jordan Wilson [00:06:37]:
I think what the big tech companies know and realize, they, they don't want to be front facing AI chatbots.

Jordan Wilson [00:06:44]:
Right.

Jordan Wilson [00:06:45]:
Ultimately everyone wants to control your desktop but right now only, you know, Microsoft, Windows, sl, Apple can do that. But then the next best thing is controlling your browser.

Jordan Wilson [00:06:58]:
Right.

Jordan Wilson [00:06:58]:
And there's so many new added capabilities that I guess we can all realize and use when we are using a browser versus when we are using a front end AI chatbot.

Jordan Wilson [00:07:15]:
All right.

Jordan Wilson [00:07:15]:
And we're going to go over some of those in today's show. But I think that's ultimately what this boils down to. There's so many more agentic capabilities when you are using a browser versus when you are using a front end chatbot.

Jordan Wilson [00:07:35]:
All right.

Jordan Wilson [00:07:35]:
And I, I, I do admit that the first kind of six to nine months of the computer using agents kind of phase has been a little bit of a flop.

Jordan Wilson [00:07:49]:
Right.

Jordan Wilson [00:07:49]:
So this goes back to 2024. Anthropic Claude was the first with their computer using Agent OpenAI followed with their operator Agent, which I think when it first came out was not very good because it was powered by the GPT-4O model. Now it's powered by the o3 model, which is so much better. But this is a difference, right? These computer using agents that we've seen, they essentially use a virtual browser, right? A virtual sandbox, and then they use computer vision, which is a little slow, right, and also a little wonky. So as an example, right, I did a couple shows on Operator when it first came out. One thing I was trying to do with Operator was, you know, have it go through my LinkedIn messages because I stink at keeping up. And then anything that was important, essentially just mark with a star, right? But the problem, because it was using a virtual browser, right? And it's using computer vision, essentially it takes a screenshot every so often and then it, you know, kind of uses coordinates like you would think from a map. So it takes a screenshot and then it says, okay, I need to click here.

Jordan Wilson [00:08:58]:
So number one, it's a little slow. But also if there's anything wonky in a website's UI ux, it's going to throw it off by a couple of pixels. So what happened in my use case, LinkedIn's inbox is wonky. So as it was trying to do that, it was not able to scroll down. And then the star button and the archive button were like two pixels from each other. So it actually kept archiving messages, which was the exact opposite of what I wanted to do. So the big benefit of moving this to an actual browser versus the combination of using a virtual browser and essentially computer vision is it's running on your local machine. So what we have with Perplexity's Comet is essentially hybrid AI, right? So we're getting some Edge AI capabilities because it's running some things on device in the browser, and then for more complex tasks, it's still, you know, sending it to Perplexities Cloud.

Jordan Wilson [00:09:55]:
So let's talk a little bit about how specifically Comet works. So right now it's built on Chromium, as a lot of browsers are, and we'll talk a little bit about why that's important probably in future episodes, right? But Google Chrome has their very popular kind of open source version of Google Chrome, which is Chromium. That's what Microsoft Edge is built on. And that's also what Perplexity Comment is built on as well. So there's pros and there's cons in that, but we'll talk about that a different day. But what that means specifically is when you sign up for Perplexity or when you're using Comet, you will have the ability to to essentially log in with your Google Chrome or your Gmail or your, you know, Google workspace credentials. So it's going to save all your passwords, all of your bookmarks, all of your preferences are going to get imported directly. So that's big, right? Same thing with Chrome extensions.

Jordan Wilson [00:10:50]:
Everything just works. Love Chromium and the fact that Google makes that open and available even to their competitors, right? So not only does Microsoft use it, but in this case Perplexity uses it and reportedly OpenAI is going to be using Chromium as well. The other thing about how come it works is it does have this hybrid AI architecture. So some more simple AI tasks run locally, which from a accuracy perspective in my initial testing makes Perplexity Comet much better than some of the other computer using agents that use more of a of a virtual browser slash computer vision approach because that approach is slower. So by running everything locally in the browser that you own.

Jordan Wilson [00:11:33]:
Right.

Jordan Wilson [00:11:33]:
That just makes it so much better. And then the more complex tasks, you know, essentially it's going to run via the cloud. You know, you obviously have to have a Perplexity account, so it's available immediately. Let's talk about access. Perplexity Comment is available immediately to people on the 200amonth max plan, which is not a lot of people. Aside from that, it's getting rolled out to people who are on the wait list if you have a normal paid account. So that's. I did get access to this last week.

Jordan Wilson [00:12:04]:
I'm not on Perplexity Max plan. I'm on most of the max plans for other services. Not for Perplexity, I'm on the normal paid plan. But I did get access to Perplexity's comment browser last week because I did sign up for the waitlist early and I'm on the paid plan. But Perplexity did even say that they will make this available in the future to free users as well. Whether that's in a couple of months or a year, we don't know. But if this is something you want, if you haven't already sign up for the wait list. You should probably go do that if you are on a normal $20 a month perplexity pay plan.

Jordan Wilson [00:12:41]:
And we shared about this in our newsletter as well. We told you, hey, go sign up now for the wait list if you want access to it when it comes out. Because sometimes it is like a month's or multiple months gaps right between people who have quote unquote earlier access. If you sign up for a wait list soon versus when it starts rolling out to everyone else. That's why you need to read our newsletter. We keep you up to date with all those things. Another thing to keep in mind with Perplexity's comment is it also has the context of all your open tabs in the browser, which is really cool and a big difference on, you know, how you might be connecting models like Gemini, Claude or ChatGPT to different websites that you may want.

Jordan Wilson [00:13:22]:
Right?

Jordan Wilson [00:13:22]:
So generally you would have to leave a link or, you know, tell your AI chatbot to browse the web and to go to certain web pages. And if you're running a deep research, it's going to go to hundreds. But how Perplexity works comment is it has the context of everything that you have open as well as you'll probably want to set up Perplexities connectors in your account. So if you wanted to have access to your Gmail, to your calendar, etc. All right, let me take a sip here because I'm you can tell my my voice is about shot already. Hey, at least for those of you that complain that I mumble on too longer, this will be a shorter episode just because I'm literally not going to be able to talk. But let's start live. Let's take a look.

Jordan Wilson [00:14:17]:
And as always, there's probably going to be a lot of things that go wrong doing live demos with generative AI, but let's just go ahead and give it a look. So one thing I'm going to start with and we're going to see how this works. All right, so I'm going to start a couple for our podcast audience. I have the the Perplexity comment browser open right now.

Jordan Wilson [00:14:43]:
All right.

Jordan Wilson [00:14:43]:
It's on my screen and like, like I talked about, it has all my, my Chrome extensions, my bookmarks, everything. So I've already logged into all my, you know, different accounts that I may be demoing here. And again, I've connected it inside my Perplexity accounts to my different connectors so it has access to my Gmail, my calendar, my Google Drive, etc. I hope that Perplexity will open this up to Microsoft's offerings as well their Outlook. I'm sure they will. But here's what I'm going to do and I'm going to give everyone kind of a look around Perplexity comment here, but I'm going to just start a prompt going I'm going to say recap the latest episode of the Everyday AI podcast. Please put that recap in a Google Doc, save it as a PDF, then go in my email and send that recap too. And I put my personal Gmail in there.

Jordan Wilson [00:15:37]:
And then I'm just saying please do not ask for my input on anything else. Please execute this task autonomously.

Jordan Wilson [00:15:43]:
Right.

Jordan Wilson [00:15:44]:
I'm just doing this for demo purposes, y'.

Jordan Wilson [00:15:46]:
All.

Jordan Wilson [00:15:46]:
I want you to see some use cases on how I'm actually using Perplexity comment and how you can too. But essentially this is just a demo to show you how this works. Okay, so now what's happening? And I just put this in kind of the home page of Comet. So if you're used to using Perplexity, you'll kind of understand. But I have two different tabs here. I have an answer tab and a sources tabs and I can go and see how this is agentically working.

Jordan Wilson [00:16:15]:
Right.

Jordan Wilson [00:16:15]:
So what it did first is it looked up, it essentially did a search latest episode everyday AI podcast recap, July 2025. And you'll see here different results showed different latest episodes.

Jordan Wilson [00:16:29]:
Right.

Jordan Wilson [00:16:29]:
So some of these, it brings up 561 for episode number 559. And then others it says 566. So hopefully the comment will know that the latest episode in this case is 566 and not the older ones. So then it's going through. Okay, it did that. Correct. It went to the website for episode 566 from some caching issues. The latest episode is actually 567, but caching issues, sometimes it's going to take a couple of hours.

Jordan Wilson [00:17:00]:
All right, so this is interesting. I love doing live demos because I obviously did this this morning before trying this. And this time it says the Google Gmail tools cannot create or convert Google Docs to PDFs directly.

Jordan Wilson [00:17:14]:
No.

Jordan Wilson [00:17:15]:
Nor can they attach files. It's so funny because I did this earlier and it worked perfectly and it sent the, you know, it recapped it, it created a PDF and then it sent a link to that Google Drive Doc to the email that I told it to. So interesting. It didn't work the second time. So it's just asking me, would you like to proceed with an email containing the recap text or try a different approach? So I'm going to say recap text.

Jordan Wilson [00:17:41]:
All right.

Jordan Wilson [00:17:41]:
And I'm going to click continue and we'll see what happens here. Hey, live stream audience, let me know. Have any of you use Perplexity's comment yet if you want to see any. Any use cases? I have a couple. I have five business use Cases that I'm going to go over here at the end. But I did want to do a couple of these live demos so you can see well the pros and the cons as well. So you'll see here after doing that now on the right hand side I can actually see what it's doing. So I can go ahead and open this Google Doc that it's working on right now.

Jordan Wilson [00:18:16]:
So I'm going to go ahead and click that and click Open page. Okay, so comment went through, it went to that website, it recapped that episode, episode 566 which was our Monday recap. It recapped every single story here, did a really good job and it created that document inside my, my Google Drive, which is great, a Google Doc, right? So I can click on that kind of right hand side where it's telling me what it's doing and I can go in and see. So that's great for a couple of reasons. One, transparency. You need to be able to see what's going on under the hood as we talk about agentic AI browsers, right? Sounds big and scary. It's not. But another couple reasons why this is good.

Jordan Wilson [00:19:01]:
And it actually pretty big cheat code, right? Having an agentic AI browser create Google Docs for you is actually pretty huge because you can personalize them, right? For your own perspective. But not just that so many of these AI chatbots, right, obviously including Google OpenAI and Claude now can connect to your Google Drive, right, and do deep research on your Google Drive. So the fact that now I can have a browser go personalize research for me in this use case, it wasn't personalized per se, even though it was about my podcast, right? But I could go have it, you know, every single day, research, I don't know certain companies, competitors, etc, create a Google Doc that automatically gets saved in my account and then through those connectors via those other AI chatbots, it's like literally having an up to date second brain brain that you can then access via any other kind of AI chatbot, right? So this is one way that I'm using Perplexity Comment now is just to personalize research. Save it in my Google Drive, right? And then when I need to, I can pull from that information. All right, so there we go. It says, okay, so it already saved that PDF and you probably can't see it, but it saved it in my browser here. So okay, there we go. So you can see it saved the PDF.

Jordan Wilson [00:20:33]:
I have it open here on my screen and now it's going through and trying to create an email and send that email to myself as that requested. So interesting. Obviously, you know, on this one it ran into an error, although last time it worked perfectly twice. All right, let's do one other one or two other live you use cases. All right, and then I'll go over at the end what I think are five pretty cool business use cases. All right, so now let's go ahead and do another example. All right, I'm going to change this. When it comes to AI, it's all about trust.

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Jordan Wilson [00:22:46]:
Okay, so here's what I said this time and, and think of how this, this may not sound super impressive to you, but I said look at my social media, Twitter, LinkedIn, calendar, Gmail and give me a brief overview of what's happening. Don't worry about connection requests. Mainly look at what's trending in social media feeds and any important DMS messages that don't look like spam or promotion, right? So because I have my Twitter and my LinkedIn logged in and saved, and that's another huge benefit of running these things locally right on your browser is it's going to be able to have access to everything. So it went through, it looked at my calendar, it looked at my Gmail, and then it went through and looked at my Twitter and LinkedIn feeds. As well. So I don't need to necessarily waste time.

Jordan Wilson [00:23:41]:
Right.

Jordan Wilson [00:23:42]:
Even though I do go on Twitter fairly often.

Jordan Wilson [00:23:45]:
Right.

Jordan Wilson [00:23:45]:
And I go there obviously to research to see what people are talking about in AI. And if I see, oh, this topic is hot, then I'll probably plan an episode around it after I learn a little bit.

Jordan Wilson [00:23:55]:
Right.

Jordan Wilson [00:23:56]:
But it can be a very time consuming task.

Jordan Wilson [00:23:59]:
Right.

Jordan Wilson [00:23:59]:
Even going through your email, all those things, it's so easy to get distracted. And I think this is almost a great way to start your day. I would obviously personalize this a little bit more, give comment a little more information on things you care about, things you don't.

Jordan Wilson [00:24:16]:
Right.

Jordan Wilson [00:24:17]:
But this is just a great example here. It went through. It found some of my meetings that I have on my calendar. It went through my Gmail sound, some, you know, some people reaching out.

Jordan Wilson [00:24:28]:
Great.

Jordan Wilson [00:24:29]:
Uh, social media. It went through, you know, here's kind of what's trending on social media. LinkedIn it said top trends include AI powered career coaching, advanced analytics for professionals. It went through some of my LinkedIn DMS. So great. So nothing, you know, nothing that I think is earth shattering. But right here I would go through and obviously improve this prompt a little bit. I wanted something quick that wouldn't take a super long time.

Jordan Wilson [00:25:01]:
But I mean, right there, just a huge time saver. All right, let's do another one. In this one we're gonna get a little meta here. All right, so what I'm doing now inside Perplexity comment is I said look in my ChatGPT account for a certain chat and I'm saying carefully comb through that information and find five highlights that I should go more in depth on. Then use Google Gemini to do more research on those five highlights. Here's a huge one that I love.

Jordan Wilson [00:25:34]:
Right.

Jordan Wilson [00:25:35]:
It can take me a long time to go through my ChatGPT account, my Google Gemini, my Claude, etc. But if I'm logged in in the browser.

Jordan Wilson [00:25:45]:
Right.

Jordan Wilson [00:25:46]:
And some of these things can obviously take a while.

Jordan Wilson [00:25:48]:
Right.

Jordan Wilson [00:25:49]:
But that's why I just have perplexity comment just kind of running.

Jordan Wilson [00:25:53]:
Right.

Jordan Wilson [00:25:53]:
At least the past. Yeah, I've been sick for a couple of days, but last week when I was demoing it a little bit, I just always have it running kind of in the background and then I'm doing my main work in another window or in another instance that's not Comet. So right now I just have Comet kind of running. So in this example. I know. So I'm actually doing a speech keynote next week on Agentic AI, right. So I've been doing a lot of research both, you know, going back and looking at old podcast episodes, smart people I've talked to, making sure I have the most up to date accurate information from July 2025.

Jordan Wilson [00:26:29]:
Right.

Jordan Wilson [00:26:30]:
So I, I had a, a research chat going inside ChatGPT so I can click open page and it looks like it found that.

Jordan Wilson [00:26:37]:
Right.

Jordan Wilson [00:26:38]:
Agentic trends in AI in 2025. So I'm having, and this is so meta, right? I'm having perplexity. Go into this chat, inside ChatGPT and you'll see here it pulled up the correct one. That's great. It was a deep research or. No, it wasn't a deep research chat. What, what was this one? Yes, it was originally it was a deep research chat I went through. I was having a lot of conversations with it, so I had perplexity go look at this deep research chat went through, pulled a lot of it and I'm telling it, hey, poke some holes, go find five more things that I should investigate a little further.

Jordan Wilson [00:27:15]:
All right, so let's see what it it found. So it went in, it told me, okay, I found all this information and then it said investigating expert insights and recent developments on key agentic AI topics for in depth understanding. So then what happened is it found five different things that it needed to investigate a little more. Agentic AI misalignment examples. That's a good one. Market size projections and funding in Agentic AI. 3. Platform ecosystem competition.

Jordan Wilson [00:27:43]:
That's a good one.

Jordan Wilson [00:27:44]:
Right.

Jordan Wilson [00:27:45]:
4. Policies and government use of Agentic AI in the regulatory climate. Five approaches to building trustworthy human aligned agents in auditability standards. That's great stuff. So not only did I not have to do that, right. It's probably something that I would have gotten to eventually and I'm still going to go through and manually. Yeah, you know, do a lot of this work. But now it's starting to, it found some holes or gaps or opportunities in my original ChatGPT research and then I'm clicking here inside Google Gemini.

Jordan Wilson [00:28:20]:
Let's see if it worked. All right, it looks like it's still going. It hasn't started yet, but I, I ran this through multiple times already and it's going to start researching those different topics inside Google Gemini. I mean, mind blown. Mind blown. Let's see. I think y', all, you get the gist here. All right, but, and I showed you a little bit on our AI at work on Wednesdays how I'm using perplexity comment, but I want to leave you all with a couple of things.

Jordan Wilson [00:29:03]:
All right.

Jordan Wilson [00:29:03]:
And I'm just double checking here. There we go. All right. I told you all that this was actually going to work. I, I just clicked back into, into the Gemini Deep Research.

Jordan Wilson [00:29:14]:
Great.

Jordan Wilson [00:29:15]:
And it did it. So it pulled out those five different holes or opportunities from my original ChatGPT research, opened up a new window in Google Gemini, and it's running a Google Gemini Deep Research. Y', all, the fact that this is happening right now, this is amazing. This is amazing.

Jordan Wilson [00:29:36]:
Right?

Jordan Wilson [00:29:36]:
We kind of got sniffs of this with OpenAI operator, with Claude, Claude's computer use agent, you know, a little bit with Project Mariner. But the fact that this runs locally in your browser, right. I, I'm running into so many errors when I'm using more of the computer using agents.

Jordan Wilson [00:29:58]:
Right.

Jordan Wilson [00:29:59]:
They're a little slower, though, a little less reliable just because the technology is not as solid as, you know, having this hybrid AI approach, having an agentic AI browser. This is huge. Like, I am still as this is happening. I'm like, this opens up so many new possibilities for how we could and should work. And let me just say this, this is coming for you whether you want it or not, right? Google's investing in this. OpenAI is going to be launching their AgentIC AI browser in the coming weeks. Microsoft in their edge browser, they're really expanding their copilot vision. And guess what? Once OpenAI releases their version of this, it's going to.

Jordan Wilson [00:30:44]:
Because the ip, Microsoft gets that as well. So Microsoft is going to be rolling this out. Google is going to be rolling it out. This is how we're all going to be interfacing with AI in the future.

Jordan Wilson [00:30:56]:
Right?

Jordan Wilson [00:30:56]:
So even though as a pot, like on the podcast, and I understand how this might be a little difficult to follow by not seeing everything. So make sure, you know, you go to our website, within a couple of hours of you listening to this, we're going to have the webpage up and you can go watch the video and see exactly what's happening here or on our YouTube channel. But you need to start rethinking how, how you work.

Jordan Wilson [00:31:20]:
Right.

Jordan Wilson [00:31:20]:
Because even on the AI chatbot side, I understand there's hurdles, right? Oh, my company, you know, we haven't approved this for everyone yet, or we're not using this in all departments or. Okay, we're only using this AI chatbot and it doesn't have access to our data. Sure, I get that. I understand that. This is your browser. This is happening whether you want it or not. So you have to really get in and start using these agentic AI browsers now because this changes how we use the Internet on the rest of that time.

Jordan Wilson [00:31:55]:
Right.

Jordan Wilson [00:31:56]:
There's so many things that I normally would manually do that now I'm going to be handing off to comments. So we really do have to rethink in the same way when large language models first came out, we had to kind of rethink how we spend our time, how the humans spend our time. This is the same thing, right? I think this is going to a agentic AI in the browser is going to replace a lot of current AI workflows, a lot of these. You know, I, I, I laugh when people call things like this agents, right? These NA, these N8N, you know, agentic workflows, even things in, in zapier and make, I think agentic AI browsers are going to replace so many of these other kind of quote unquote AI powered workflows or agentic workflows. Because when it's happening locally, when it has access to all of your data, that changes what's possible. All right, let's wrap this thing up, y'. All. So here's five different use cases and I showed you some of them, but I'm going to talk about the rest.

Jordan Wilson [00:33:01]:
Number one is personalizing multi step, multi platform research.

Jordan Wilson [00:33:07]:
Right.

Jordan Wilson [00:33:07]:
So I kind of gave you that example, right? My example looking through my, my, my Gmail, my calendar, my social media, etc.

Jordan Wilson [00:33:13]:
Right.

Jordan Wilson [00:33:14]:
But apply that to what you need it for, right? And I'm going to kind of combine number one and number four. So number four on my list is automated market research and competitive analysis.

Jordan Wilson [00:33:26]:
Right.

Jordan Wilson [00:33:27]:
You have to give perplexity more context.

Jordan Wilson [00:33:31]:
Right.

Jordan Wilson [00:33:31]:
Because I'm not trying to spend an hour and a half on this show. I didn't go through and do that.

Jordan Wilson [00:33:35]:
Right.

Jordan Wilson [00:33:35]:
I was just giving you very topical, very hopefully easy to follow. But the more information you give, perplexity. Hey, here's who I am, here's what I do in my role, here's my competitors, right? Save that in a doc for now and just paste that in when you start a new chat inside the Comet AI assistant. And by the way, that's on the right hand side. I should have explained that for our podcast audience. If you're looking like the assistant is on the right hand side and then on the left hand side, that's where the normal browsing happens. So you need to inform the comment assistant a little bit more information about yourself, but then it can go ahead, take advantage of all the information in your tabs, anywhere that you're logged into, it will go and visit those websites. So number one is personalizing multi step, multi platform research for you.

Jordan Wilson [00:34:22]:
Number two, save time on social media.

Jordan Wilson [00:34:24]:
Right?

Jordan Wilson [00:34:24]:
A lot of people are obviously on social media for work, but social media is a black hole, right? So just having it pull out specific business related insights. Again, personalized for you. Number three, help manage your email and calendar. It can actually create calendar events. It can scour through your email.

Jordan Wilson [00:34:46]:
Right.

Jordan Wilson [00:34:46]:
If people are trying to, you know, set up meetings with you and just be like, hey, who's setting up meetings with me? Which of these times do I have available? Right. So it is almost like having an executive assistant once you are, you know, comfortable with using it in that matter. Number four, I already mentioned automating market research and competitive analysis, y'. All. This is such a great way, I think if you kind of have these, these kind of prompts or use cases set up, whether you run them weekly, daily, etc, I like the way I'm using this. It's almost like I'm gonna have some of these prompts or some of these use cases ready when I wake up, I'm gonna go put them in, click enter, go grab my Nespresso. Which Nespresso? Why are you not advertising yet on the show? Come on.

Jordan Wilson [00:35:30]:
Right?

Jordan Wilson [00:35:31]:
And then in four to five minutes I come down and it's like I've done at that point 2, 3, 4 hours of work, right, that I would have been doing manually before. That's huge. It's just such a great productivity boost to start your day. And then number five, which I showed you an example of that is using multiple AI tools at once autonomously. I gave you all an example of that. I was literally using Perplexity's comment browser to go find information from my ChatGPT account. It was analyzing, finding holes and opportunities and then it went out and did deep research research on Google Gemini to help fill in and augment some of my initial research. Y', all, you can have a day's worth of work done before you sit down and sip your first coffee.

Jordan Wilson [00:36:27]:
And if that isn't an AI at work Wednesday, I don't know what is.

Jordan Wilson [00:36:32]:
All right.

Jordan Wilson [00:36:33]:
Hey, look at this. There we go. My Gemini deep research report is done. Number five, having Perplexity comment use multiple AI tools on its own. Amazing. All right, I hope this show was helpful, y'. All. If so, please repost this to your network.

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Jordan Wilson [00:37:19]:
All.