AI Startup Perplexity Partners With Time, Fortune After Plagiarism Claims

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AI Startup Perplexity Partners With Time, Fortune After Plagiarism Claims

Perplexity AI, an artificial intelligence startup, has formed revenue-sharing partnerships with major publishers following accusations of plagiarism. The company, offering an AI search engine to rival Google, has signed deals with Time, Fortune, Automattic (owner of WordPress.com), and other media firms. Publishers will receive a percentage of revenue from sponsored questions in Perplexity's search app.

Perplexity's Chief Business Officer, Dmitry Shevelenko, revealed that the startup plans to introduce advertising in its core product soon. Despite the recent plagiarism claims, Perplexity is aiming to expand its partnerships with more publishers this year to enhance its revenue-sharing model.

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