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Welcome to Big Technology Podcast, a show for cool-headed, and nuanced conversation of the tech world and beyond.

We have the chief business officer of Perplexity here with us.

Dmitri Chevolenko is here with us in studio.

And Perplexity, as you may know, is one of the many companies moving towards this agentic, super app style product with Perplexity Computer. Now, they are joining OpenAI with Codex, Ananthropic with ClaudeCode, as one of the many companies moving towards this agent that can control your computer and get stuff done for you. And today we'll talk about where that's going and whether it's going to be a real business. Dmitri, great to see you. Welcome to the show. Thanks for having me. Looking forward to the conversation. So we're here in mid-20206, and I got to be honest. I thought at this point you would be a subsidiary of Apple. Hasn't happened yet. Well, sorry, your polymarket bet there, you know, didn't pan out.

Just to be clear, there was no polymarket, bet.

I just thought it was a good idea, but it hasn't happened.

You know, we have a great blossoming partnership with Apple.

They actually are really excited about what we're doing with personal computer and how it uses Mac minis.

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