Strategy question
You believe Perplexity’s core agentic experience could unlock value for an enterprise knowledge-work use case, such as competitive research or internal document synthesis. How would you decide whether that opportunity deserves investment now, and what tradeoffs would you make between enterprise-specific requirements and keeping the everyday core product fast, intuitive, and cohesive?
- Perplexity
- Strategy
- Hard
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