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- 1AMD Ryzen AI Max PCs to run Perplexity's Portable Computer on Windows●Systems using AMD Ryzen AI Max Series processors can run Portable Computer on Windows for Perplexity subscribers. Source
AMD announced that systems built on its Ryzen AI Max Series processors will be able to run Perplexity's Portable Computer application on Windows, offered to Perplexity subscribers. The move pairs AMD's on-device AI silicon with Perplexity's AI assistant software, part of the broader push toward so-called agentic PCs that handle AI workloads locally. AMD shared the announcement through its newsroom, drawing attention from tech and semiconductor watchers.
- 2Swiss startup sues Perplexity over allegedly stolen AI technology●Perplexity sued by Swiss startup for stealing AI assistant technology | Perplexity is currently valued at $20 billion | Inshorts
A Swiss startup has filed a lawsuit against Perplexity, the AI search company valued at around $20 billion, accusing it of stealing technology used in its AI assistant. The legal challenge comes as Perplexity faces growing scrutiny over its business practices while it competes with major players in the fast-moving AI search market.
- 3Startup DaVoice sues Perplexity AI over wake word technology▼Startup DaVoice sues Perplexity AI over stolen wake word technology
Startup DaVoice has filed a lawsuit against Perplexity AI, alleging the company stole its wake word technology, according to Fortune. The case centres on voice-activation software that lets devices respond to spoken commands. The legal fight adds to growing tensions in the AI industry over intellectual property, as competition among voice-assistant and AI startups intensifies.
- 4Swiss startup accuses Perplexity AI of stealing listening tech●Swiss startup accuses Perplexity AI of stealing passive listening tech
A Swiss startup has accused Perplexity AI of stealing its passive listening technology, according to a Courthouse News report. The allegation suggests the San Francisco-based AI search company misappropriated proprietary technology designed for passive audio listening. Details of the dispute, including any legal filing, remain limited, and neither company's full response has been made clear.
- 5Startup Accuses Perplexity of Stealing Voice Technology●Startup Claims Perplexity Stole Voice Tech for AI Assistants
A startup has filed a legal claim accusing AI search company Perplexity of misappropriating its voice technology for use in AI assistants. The suit, reported by Bloomberg Law, alleges the company took the startup's voice tech without authorization. The case adds to a growing list of intellectual property disputes between startups and larger AI firms.