Inside How Perplexity is Disrupting Online Search | Aravind Srinivas
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[0:00] we don't really do like product review
[0:02] meetings or anything like that my
[0:04] mentality is that why even wait for
[0:06] review meetings just give me the link I
[0:08] want to try now and I'm going to give
[0:11] you instant feedback now that moves much
[0:13] faster than like you preparing for a
[0:16] week for just a meeting with uh me which
[0:19] shouldn't be the case I'm not uh like
[0:21] giving you feedback as like a executive
[0:24] in the company I'm giving you feedback
[0:25] like a user I think that is the more
[0:28] genuine feedback I think the feedback
[0:30] that you give just because you have more
[0:32] Authority is usually coming from some
[0:34] other motivations not necessarily a true
[0:37] user right so the nice thing is the
[0:40] products we build here perplexity it's
[0:43] meant for all perplexity users and I'm
[0:45] one of the main perplexity user all
[0:47] right welcome everyone my guest today is
[0:49] Aran Aran is the CEO of perplexity the
[0:52] AI answer engine that's disrupting
[0:54] online search really excited to talk to
[0:56] him about how perplexity builds products
[0:58] how it's grown to I think 100 million
[1:00] queries a week and how they'll deliver
[1:02] ads that are a lot better than 10 blue
[1:04] lcks welcome our event thank you Peter
[1:07] yeah so let's talk about how perplexity
[1:10] is Building Products I'm like super
[1:12] impressed by your shipping velocity I
[1:15] think you launched like half a dozen
[1:16] features over the last 10 days including
[1:18] the Mac App internal knowledge search
[1:20] and so on you know what's the secret to
[1:22] shipping so much so fast I mean first of
[1:25] all yeah internally I'm always thinking
[1:27] we could move even faster I'm