Jaeden Schafer

I get it to like a lot of maybe like creative writing or something like that.

And I'm like, oh, I really should be asking Claude.

Anyways, Perplexity has built a tool for this, which I think is quite interesting.

So right now, according to all of their executives, the visual outputs in the late 2025 were a

most frequently handled by Gemini Flash.

Software engineering tasks were done by Claude Sonnet.

And medical research was all given to GPT.

So this is kind of interesting, these different areas that they're funneling different directions.

Their system right now can automatically choose what model based on cost and performance.

In some cases, Perplexity is running some modified open source Chinese built LLMs to answer different questions more cheaply.

Some people have criticized that in the past.

Because they weren't really clearly disclosing it.

But when they're usually running like open source stuff, even if it's Chinese, it's not like they're sending data back to Chinese servers, typically, unless they have an API.

If they're running it on their own cloud, and I think it's not really a security risk.

A lot of their executives argue that they're handling all this transparently.

They say that this type of orchestration can significantly improve efficiency, which to be honest, I think that they might be onto something there.

You can also, I think they have a whole bunch of other like products that they're launching soon.

There's the comment browser that is slated to arrive on iOS next month, which should be interesting.

And they're also planning on hosting their first developer conference in March, I believe, to kind of promote third-party use of their API, which I already have their API tied into a

AI box, it kind of was a good way for us to get access to AI plus the internet.