Perplexity is jumping on the open claw bandwagon, or at least their own flavor of this.

They said that their premium subscribers are going to have access to a new agent tool.

They can take 19 different AI models all working together in computer use,

meaning it can kind of take control of your screen and get jobs done for you.

Now, there's a whole bunch of interesting things and features that they have added that I think might give them a bit of a competitive advantage. I'm going to be breaking that down. But before I do, if you want to get access to all of the different AI models I talked about on the show, including perplexity, go check out my own startup, which is AIbox.ai. I've recently overhauled the entire site and we've

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with perplexity. So what their highest tier gets access to, and perplexity's highest tier, I believe, is like

$200 a month. So you're not going to get this if you're just a $20 a month user. This is not a

cheap use case. So it's their perplexity max plan. Because it's also running entirely in the cloud,

they say that it can avoid a lot of security risks that have happened to

local device level agents like OpenClaw. And essentially, this is in their own description,

a tool that, quote, unifies every current AI capability into a single system. So basically,

this is a cloud-based computer using agent. It can execute complex workflows independently. It's orchestrating 19 different

AI models. And it can even spin up what they are saying are sub-agents to tackle, you know,

specific sub-problems. I think there is no hands-on demo that they've provided to anyone yet,

but they've shown some examples of the workflows on their website. And basically, they're showing the system kind of going

around. It's gathering financial, legal, statistical data. It's conducting a bunch of multi-step

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