Perplexity Comet: NEW AI Browser is INSANE! 🤯

Perplexity just dropped Comet to everyone in the world. Millions of people were waiting for this. This is the new way to use the internet. So, I'm going to show you exactly what this means for you. Okay, so let's talk about what just happened. Perplexity just opened up Comet to the entire world. In the last 84 days, millions of people joined the wait list. That's millions of people waiting to get access to this and now it's here. So, what is Comet? It's a personal AI assistant that changes how you use the internet. Think about how you search right now. You go to Google, you type something in, you get a list of links, you click on a link, you read through a page, you go back, you click another link, you try to find the answer yourself. It takes time. Comet is different. Instead of giving you links, it gives you answers. It searches the internet for you. It reads all the sources. It gives you one clear answer with citations. And it does this in seconds. So why does this matter? Because the internet is changing. The way we find information is changing. And Comet is leading that change. Let me explain what makes Comet different. Hey, if we haven't met already, I'm the digital avatar of Julian Goldie, CEO of SEO agency Goldie Agency. Whilst he's helping clients get more leads and customers, I'm here to help you get the latest AI updates. So, Perplexity just released something called Comet. And this isn't just another chatbot. This is an AI that can actually control your browser. It can click buttons, fill out forms, buy products, send emails, and do pretty much anything you can do online. But instead of you doing it, the AI does it for you. I spent hours testing this thing with 10 different tasks. Some worked perfectly, some didn't work at all, and some results shocked me so much I had to test them twice. By the end of this video, you'll know exactly what this AI can do, what it can't do, and whether you should be using it right now. But first, let me explain what Comet actually is. Most AI tools just give you text answers. You ask a question, they give you an answer, that's it. Comet is different. It can actually browse the web like a human. It can go to Amazon, compare prices, add items to your cart, and even check out. It can go to your email, read messages, and reply to them. It can schedule meetings, book restaurants, and do research across multiple websites. Think about how much time you spend doing boring tasks online, checking prices, sending emails, looking up information, scheduling stuff. What if an A could do all of that for you? That's exactly what Comet promises to do. Now, before I show you my tests, you need to understand how this works. When you give Comet a task, it doesn't just search the web like Google. It actually opens websites in a browser. It can see the page just like you can. It can read text, click buttons, fill out forms, and navigate between pages. It's like having a virtual assistant that can use any website. But here's the crazy part. It can do multiple tasks at once. While it's checking prices on Amazon, it can also be looking up reviews on another site. While it's composing an email, it can be researching information to put in that email. This isn't just automation. This is like having multiple people working for you at the same time. All right, let's get into my tests. I gave Comet 10 different tasks to see what it could actually do. Some of these tasks were simple, some were complex, and some were designed to break it. Test number one was cleaning up my email. I told it to unsubscribe me from all recent marketing emails in my inbox, especially from brands like Grock X and Google. Now, this is something that takes me forever to do manually. You have to open each email, scroll to the bottom, click unsubscribe, confirm you want to unsubscribe, and then do it again for the next email. Comment went straight to my Gmail. It opened up the marketing emails. It clicked the unsubscribe links. It confirmed the unsubscriptions. And it did this for multiple emails automatically. In about 2 minutes, it had cleaned up my inbox better than I could have done in 20 minutes. This alone saved me so much time and frustration. Test number two was scheduling a dinner with friends. I told it to schedule a dinner with Sarah, Mike, and James for Friday at 7:00 p. m. at a restaurant we all like in central London and to create a group message to confirm. This is a complex task because it involves multiple steps and coordination. Here's what blew my mind. Comet didn't just send one email. It created a proper group email with all three people. It suggested restaurant options in central London. It created a Google Meet meeting as backup. And it even included a calendar invite. This is the kind of task that usually takes me 15 minutes of back and forth emails. Comet did it all in one go. Test number three was price comparison shopping. I asked it to compare the price of an Instant Pot six quart on Walmart and Target to see which one was cheaper, including shipping. This is something most people do manually by opening multiple tabs and checking prices. Comet went to both websites. It searched for the exact product. It found the prices. It checked shipping costs and it gave me a clear comparison with links to both products. It even told me which one was the better deal. This kind of research usually takes 10 to 15 minutes. Comet did it in under 3 minutes. Now, here's where I want to pause and talk about something important. If you're running a business or trying to scale your operations, these kinds of time savings add up fast. Imagine having an AI that can do your research, handle your emails, and manage your online tasks

while you focus on the big picture stuff. That's exactly what we teach inside the AI success lab. We show you how to use AI tools like this to save hundreds of hours and grow your business faster. We have over 14,000 members who are already using AI to automate their work and increase their profits. The link is in the comments and description, and you'll get access to over 100 AI use cases, step-by-step tutorials, and all the video notes from trainings like this one. All right, back to the tests. Test number four was finding a recipe. I asked Comet to find a quick and healthy recipe for chicken stir fry that takes under 30 minutes to cook. This seems simple, but I wanted to see how good it was at finding specific information. Comet found multiple recipe options. It filtered them based on my criteria, quick, healthy, and under 30 minutes. It gave me ingredient lists, cooking instructions, and even nutritional information. What impressed me was how it compared different recipes and recommended the best one based on my requirements. Test number five was general browsing and research. I told it to browse the web to find the top three trending books on productivity right now and where to buy them cheapest. This requires research across multiple websites and price comparison. Comet found three books. Atomic Habits by James Clear, Deep Work by Cal Newport, and Getting Things Done by David Allen. But it didn't stop there. It checked prices across Amazon, Target, and other retailers. It showed me where each book was cheapest. It even included links so I could buy them immediately. This is the kind of research that would take me at least 30 minutes. Comet did it perfectly in under 5 minutes. Test number six was the most impressive one. I asked it to find a recipe for vegan lasagna, then add all the ingredients needed to my Walmart cart automatically. This combines research with actual online shopping and cart management. Comet found a vegan lasagna recipe. It made a complete ingredient list. Then it went to Walmart's website, searched for each ingredient, and added them to my cart. I'm talking about specific items like Noya refrigerated soy extra firm organic tofu, Great Value smoked paprika, Great Value garlic powder, and everything else needed for the recipe. This blew my mind because it's not just finding information. It's actually taking action on that information. It's making purchases. It's managing my shopping cart. This is like having a personal assistant who can actually buy stuff for you online. Test number seven was YouTube research. I asked Comet to go to Julian Goldieco's YouTube channel, that's my channel, and summarize the main tips from my latest video. I wanted to see if it could analyze video content accurately. Comet went to my YouTube channel. It found my latest video about Lovable. It watched or analyzed the content and gave me an accurate summary of the main points I covered in that video. It even pulled out specific tips and actionable advice. This shows it can understand and analyze video content, not just text. Test number eight was researching chat GPT5 leaks. I told it to find all the latest info about chat GPT5 leaks, including possible release date, features, and any verified updates from OpenAI. This is current information that changes daily. Comet searched across multiple websites and new sources. It found the latest information about GPT5. It even mentioned that Sam Alman discussed it in a recent podcast and that it might be released in August. The research was current, accurate, and comprehensive. This is the kind of research that would take hours if you did it manually. Test number nine was another podcast research task. I asked it to summarize Sam Alman's most recent podcast interview and pull out key takeaways, quotes, and new AI insights. This requires finding the right podcast, analyzing the content, and extracting the most important information. Comet found the most recent podcast with Sam Alman. It gave me a detailed summary with specific quotes. It highlighted the key insights about AI development. It even organized the information in a way that was easy to understand and actionable. This is like having a research assistant who can analyze hours of content in minutes. Julian Goldie reads every comment, so make sure you comment below and let me know what you think about these results. Test number 10 was the most complex one. I asked it to find upcoming AI conferences or webinars happening this month and add the top two most relevant ones to my Google calendar with links and times. This combines research with calendar management and requires integration with external tools. Comet search for AI events happening in the current month. It evaluated which ones were most relevant based on my background and interests. Then it actually added events to my Google calendar with all the details including links, times, and descriptions. This is end to end automation that saves hours of manual work. Now, let's talk about what this all means. Out of 10 tests, Comet performed exceptionally well on eight of them. The two that didn't work perfectly were still impressive attempts. This isn't just a research tool or a chatbot. This is a digital assistant that can actually take actions on your behalf. But here's what most people are missing. This technology is still new. Most people don't even know it exists yet. The people who figure out how to use tools like this first are going to have a massive advantage. While everyone else is manually doing research, sending emails, and managing tasks, you'll have an AI doing it all for you. Think about your daily routine.

How much time do you spend on repetitive online tasks, checking prices, researching information, sending emails, scheduling meetings, managing your calendar? What if you could get 2 to three hours back every day by having an a I handle these tasks. That's not just time savings. That's business transformation. You could focus on strategy instead of busy work. You could work on growth instead of maintenance. You could spend time with family instead of being stuck at your computer doing boring tasks. But there's a catch. Tools like Comet aren't just plugandplay. You need to know how to use them effectively. You need to understand what they can and can't do. You need to know how to write good prompts that get the results you want. This is exactly why I created the AI profit boardroom. It's where I teach business owners how to use AI tools like this to scale their operations and save hundreds of hours every month. We currently have over 1,000 members who are using AI to automate their businesses and increase their profits dramatically. Inside the AI profit boardroom, you learn how to identify which tasks can be automated, how to set up AI systems that work reliably, and how to scale your business while working fewer hours. The best part is you get direct access to me and a community of other entrepreneurs who are all using AI to grow their businesses. But remember, AI tools are only as good as the person using them. You need to understand how to write effective prompts. You need to know how to break down complex tasks into steps the AI can handle. You need to know how to check and verify the AI's work. This is why training and education are so important. You can't just buy an AI tool and expect it to magically solve all your problems. You need to learn how to use it effectively. You need to understand its capabilities and limitations. You need to develop systems and processes that incorporate AI into your workflow. If you want to get serious about using AI to grow your business and save time, I strongly recommend checking out the AI success lab. We have step-by-step tutorials for over 100 different AI use cases. We show you exactly how to set up automation systems. We give you the prompts and templates you need to get started immediately. Plus, you get access to a community of 14,000 other entrepreneurs who are all using AI to scale their businesses. You can see what's working for them, ask questions, and get help when you're stuck. The link is in the comments and description below. Now, if you're running an SEO agency or any kind of service business, I also want to mention that we're offering free SEO strategy sessions. These are one-on-one calls where we analyze your current SEO situation and show you how to get more leads and customers. The link for that is also in the comments and description. Let me wrap up with the key takeaways from testing perplexity comment. First, AI browsers are real and they work. This isn't science fiction anymore. You can have an AI that actually browses the web and takes actions for you right now. Second, the time savings are significant. Tasks that take 20 to 30 minutes manually can be done in 2 to 3 minutes with AI. If you're doing multiple tasks like this every day, that adds up to hours of time saved. Third, this technology is still early but improving rapidly. The people who learn to use it now will have a big advantage as it gets better and more widespread. Fourth, you need proper training to use these tools effectively. They're powerful, but they require skill to use properly. You can't just wing it and expect good results. Finally, this is just the beginning. AI browsers like Comet are going to transform how we work online. The question isn't whether this technology will become mainstream. The question is whether you'll be ready when it does. So start experimenting now. Start learning now. Start building AI into your workflow now. Cuz the businesses that figure this out first are going to dominate their markets while everyone else is still doing things the old way. And remember, if you want help implementing AI in your business, check out the AI profit boardroom where we show you exactly how to use tools like this to scale your operations and increase your profits. We have over 1,000 members who are already seeing incredible results. Thanks for watching and I'll see you in the next video where we'll dive deep into more AI tools that are changing