you’re able to link back to your report or share the link with others.
It gives you an excellent answer, and it cites its sources!
it’s possible for you to turn good content into a great presentation.
Though, like most modern AI tools, Perplexity has also courted its share ofcontroversy.
Click any of your previous threads below the Libraries tab to turn those results into a Page.
Or, tap the “+” icon next to the Libraries tab to start a new thread.
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you could also create a Page from scratch.
Whatever prompt you enter will be the title for the Page.
However, this is the quickest and easiest method to create a Page.
After Perplexity produces the search results, a student could copy and paste the information, but not edit.
Once your Page is complete, click “Publish” and share the link with whomever you like.
The published Pages look fantastic.
I’ve been impressed with every Page I’ve created.
Note the picture behind the headline of my Tanja Sail Page is not a Tanja Sail.
It took me quite a while to find!
People want to move their Page to Wordpress, Slides, or other productivity apps.
Print to PDF doesn’t work, either.
This issue is also the number one argument against most realistic use cases.
Why build this amazing presentation that you could’t take with you?
Privacy issues are common among AI models because some developers save user prompts to further improve the model.
However, the privacy issues on the Pages feature go beyond normal questions about prompt data.
Once a Page is published to Perplexity, it’s searchable and can be discovered by any public user.
This is another big limiting factor for who can use the feature.
Companies that might use it to analyze markets, competitors, or customer segments risk giving everyone their research.
They could only personalize the Page so much without releasing sensitive information.
The last part of any great report answers the question, “What does that mean for us?”
So, Who Is It for?
Perplexity hasn’t seemed to figure this out.
Their own press suggestseducators, researchers, and hobbyists.
Discussion on public forums ask for realistic use cases, but there are few suggestions.
With the current technology, AI is only as good as its human editor!
I strongly suspect I’ll still be saying that five years from now.
I wouldn’t be surprised if Pages receive a lot of traffic from Slack in the coming months.
The truth is, AI is developing faster than we are!
If so, we might just beat them to it!
