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just used the Perplexity's Perplexity Labs. one question - 14 minutes - 53 sources - chain of tasks - used python to plot graphs wrote a complete thesis on the topic. better than any economist with decades of experience would. with proper plot in trends, data, etc. Aravind Srinivas

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@perplexity_ai Don’t want to dunk on anyone but the what should be more impressive than the how. What is the insight you achieved to derive using this ? How does that fill the knowledge gap ?

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@perplexity_ai how does it compare to chatgpt deep research?

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every piece of the answer is generated live at the moment as per the query. its more agentic. for example these graphs were generated on the go to provide a strong support to the research query. there are other things too - such as you can build games with it, and many other tasks which involves chain of different small tasks.

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@perplexity_ai is it better than o3?

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@perplexity_ai Is this the Perplexity's replica of @ManusAI_HQ??

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@perplexity_ai Cool so how much is the subscription? I need something. More agentic than deep research to plan my whole Brazilian self sufficient farm plan, to escape the 400 million deaths from bio engineered H5N1

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@perplexity_ai Any economists with decades of experience want to chime in here?

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