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We've added a new "reasoning" focus (beta) on Perplexity for Pro users. It will use the new OpenAI o1-mini. There is no search integration yet. The model is slow, and usage is limited because of rate limits. It is good for puzzles, math, and coding. Pro searches are your...

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Aravind Srinivas 的头像
Aravind Srinivas1 年前

10 uses/day

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Mohamed1 年前

Just want you to know i discovered Perplexity from your Lex interview and it has become my favorite company in the world at the moment. Your UI, UX, direct answers, rabbit hole chases, and your marketing are all incredible. Keep it up!

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Intellectus Partners1 年前

Very cool @AravSrinivas we love the speed of iteration. It’s insanely good!!

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Matt1 年前

Is it an in house model or based off of o1?

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Aravind Srinivas1 年前

It’s literally just o1

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Sagar Patil1 年前

Genuine question: OpenAI just announced new rate limits for o1-mini. 50 messages a day. Why would someone use perplexity (o1-mini) if it doesn't have search integration?

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Samar Singh1 年前

@youdotcom has it and integrated with search as well.

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Marvin Baumann1 年前

@perplexity_ai For research purposes on different topics, do you recommend the large perplexity model or the Anthropic model and why?

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Seth Rose1 年前

Everyone immediately typing "How many r's are in the word 'strawberry'." 🙄

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arun1 年前

love this from the team!

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