Research 10x Faster With This AI Tool

The presenter uses Perplexity Comet, an AI browser, to speed up research on AI news. It summarizes articles, filters hype, pulls quotes from YouTube videos, and organizes everything into exportable outlines without the manual work of Chrome plus ChatGPT.
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Now, I'm going to be honest. Keeping up with AI news right now is borderline impossible. And I know a lot of you guys rely on these videos to help you keep up without losing your minds. But what helps me keep up is actually just a lot of AI tools. When I'm researching, I spend like 99% of my time in my Internet browser. So transitioning to an AI browser just made a lot of sense for me. And the one that I use every day is Comet, because it not only integrates AI into web searching, but but it can perform tasks for me right in my browser. So while I'm doing my normal research routine, you know, reading articles and looking up press releases and watching launch videos, the AI is already working in the background and baked into every page I open. For example, I'll open up a bunch of announcements from different companies, and instead of reading through every single line, I'll ask Comet to pull out what's actually new and what's marketing fluff and what's actually genuinely worth talking about. And then I'll jump over to social media in the comment sections and have Comet Comet summarize what people are excited about versus what they're skeptical of, which is huge for deciding what angles to cover in my videos. If I'm watching a product demo on YouTube, I'll ask Comet to jump to the most important moments, grab quotes, and tell me what the new feature or product actually does in plain English. And when I'm done, I'll have Comet organize all of my tabs into a single research workspace and export a clean outline straight into a document without needing to copy and paste and fix wonky formatting. This is what makes Comet really stand out, because it's not just Chrome plus ChatGPT. It's like my own assistant that can do the grunt work for me and take action with the tools I'm already logged into. What makes this all work so well is that Comet can actually see what I'm seeing and understand the page and context Comet is free to use, so if you're interested, check out the link in the description. And thank you so much to Perplexity Comet for sponsoring this portion of today's video.
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