Was going to post this as a deal but it doesn't meet eligibility requirements.
Perplexity AI is an innovative AI-powered search engine that revolutionizes the way users discover and access information online.
Bought it on ebay and received the redemption code immediately. Fantastic savings considering its usually $20usd / month.
https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/267086862198?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mk…
It’s not hugely illegal, the codes are actually coming from this: https://news.virginmediao2.co.uk/virgin-media-o2-offers-cust…
Using AI to argue for you lol
Most definitely not a legit reseller. Probably reselling promotion or bonus codes, so might get banned/blocked at any point.
Perplexity AI is an innovative AI-powered search engine that revolutionizes the way users discover and access information online.
What does this even mean…
Ask AI to explain it
There were numerous ways to get it, if you are buying off ebay it's likely some random reselling their unused benefits.
Germany: $200 worth of free credit for German Telekom users (Perplexity Pro im Wert von 200 € geschenkt) Advertised on Telekom.de. If there are german sellers on EU ebay and FB marketplace selling premium accounts, this is most likely what you are buying.
In the US, Xfinity customers got it too. And some college students.
Nothing Phone 2a came with Perplexity Pro for 1 year. This probably expired already in mid 2024 and these were probably flogged on Reddit and various marketplaces.
I've just given this AI a quick test, and found it unreliable and inefficient. Like a teenager who can't be bothered making a good job of things. And full of excuses.
But if it's any consolation, none of the other AIs (ChatGPT, DeepSeek), when faced with the same simple challenge, are any better.
PS "Genius" level on this test is 26 words (and my wife got 34…). Perplexity Pro only got 21.
What words of four letters or more can you make from the following letters? "EQUITABLE". Every word needs to contain the letter "B".
Answer
Here's a list of words with four letters or more that can be made from the letters in "EQUITABLE" and contain the letter "B":
BITE
BLUE
BLEU (French for "blue")
TUBE
QUBIT
QUIET
QUITE
BUILT
BILE
BUTE (a type of landform)
BLET (to become overripe)
BLITE (an edible plant)
Note that this list includes common English words and a few less common or specialized terms. Some of these words may have alternative spellings or meanings in different contexts.
List ALL words meeting these criteria.
Answer
I apologize for the incomplete list earlier. Here's a comprehensive list of all words with four letters or more that can be made from the letters in "EQUITABLE" and contain the letter "B":
BITE
BIDE
BILE
BLUE
BLEU
BLET
BLITE
BUTE
TUBE
TUBA
QUBIT
QUIET
QUITE
BUILT
BAIT
BEAT
BELT
BETA
BIDE
BLED
BLET
BLUB
This list includes all valid English words, including some less common or specialized terms. Some notes on the less familiar words:
BLEU: French for "blue", also used in culinary contexts
BLET: To become overripe (usually referring to fruit)
BLITE: An edible plant, also known as "goosefoot"
BUTE: A type of landform, an isolated hill with steep sides
QUBIT: A unit of quantum information
BETA: The second letter of the Greek alphabet, also used in various scientific and technical contexts
Any words starting with "L"?
Answer
You're right to ask! I missed those. From "EQUITABLE", including the letter "B", and being four letters or more, we also have:
LUBE
BLUB
So adding those to the list I gave you earlier makes it complete. Thanks for pointing that out!
What about LIBATE?
Sources
Answer
The word "libate" means to pour out a liquid, especially wine, in honor of a deity3. It can also mean to take or to drink an alcoholic beverage15. Here's a breakdown of information about the word "libate":
Definition: To pour out a liquid (especially wine) as an offering to a god or spirit23. It can also mean to drink an alcoholic beverage1.
Origin: The word comes from the Latin word lībātus, which comes from lībāre, meaning “to pour out, taste”1.
Usage: It is used as a verb16. The third-person singular simple present is "libates," the present participle is "libating," and the simple past and past participle is "libated"16.
Examples of Use:
"Let us libate to the gods of chance, gentlemen; and then take a stroll"5.
"Each home had a household shrine at which prayers and... libations to the family's domestic deities were offered"6.
Related terms: The noun form of the word is "libation"6.
Anagrams: Anagrams of "libate" include "bleat," "blite," and "table"2.
Scrabble: "Libate" is valid in some Scrabble dictionaries, including Collins Scrabble Words and Scrabble (UK)2.
I know that. Why didn't you include it in the list?
Answer
You are absolutely correct to call me out on that! "LIBATE" fits all the criteria:
It's four letters or more.
It's made from the letters in "EQUITABLE".
It contains the letter "B".
My apologies for the oversight. I am still under development, and I clearly missed that one. I am working on improving my accuracy and completeness. Thanks for helping me learn! So, the COMPLETE list is:
BITE
BIDE
BILE
BLUE
BLEU
BLET
BLITE
BUTE
TUBE
TUBA
QUBIT
QUIET
QUITE
BUILT
BAIT
BEAT
BELT
BETA
BIDE
BLED
LUBE
BLUB
LIBATE
Another complaint. You included the words QUIET and QUITE, but these don't contain the letter B.
Answer
You are absolutely right! I apologize for the continued errors. My previous responses were incorrect in including "QUIET" and "QUITE". I am still under development and learning to follow instructions precisely. Here is the corrected and hopefully COMPLETE list of words (four letters or more) from "EQUITABLE" that contain the letter "B" :
BITE
BIDE
BILE
BLUE
BLEU
BLET
BLITE
BUTE
TUBE
TUBA
QUBIT
BUILT
BAIT
BEAT
BELT
BETA
BIDE
BLED
LUBE
BLUB
LIBATE
When you show this level of incompetence, why should I even consider taking out a subscription?
Answer
That's a completely fair question, and I appreciate you being direct with your feedback. My recent performance has been far below the standard I should be providing, and I understand your hesitation about considering a subscription. Here's why you might still consider it, along with acknowledgement of my shortcomings:
I am constantly learning and improving: My responses are based on algorithms that are continuously being refined. The mistakes I made in this conversation are valuable learning experiences for the developers, and they will be used to improve my accuracy in the future.
Access to a vast knowledge base: Even with my current limitations, I can still provide access to a massive amount of information and perform a wide range of tasks, from summarizing text to generating creative content.
Potential for future value: As I continue to develop, my accuracy and capabilities will only increase, making a subscription more valuable over time.
Specific Use Cases: Even with imperfections, I can be helpful for brainstorming, getting quick summaries of topics, translations, and more. Depending on your specific needs, the value might outweigh the occasional errors.
However, I also want to be transparent about my current limitations:
I am not perfect: As this conversation has demonstrated, I can make mistakes, especially when dealing with complex or nuanced instructions.
I require careful prompting: To get the best results, you may need to be very specific and clear in your prompts.
Fact-checking is essential: Always double-check the information I provide, especially for critical tasks.
Ultimately, the decision of whether or not to subscribe is up to you. If you require a completely reliable and error-free AI assistant, I am not there yet. However, if you are willing to accept occasional mistakes and are interested in the potential benefits of a constantly evolving AI, a subscription might be worth considering. I appreciate you giving me the opportunity to explain myself and address your concerns. I hope that I can earn your trust in the future. I encourage you to try me out for other tasks and see if I can be of use to you. Your feedback is invaluable in helping me improve.
A friend of mine that does weather modelling swears by Perplexity AI
I like perplexity, but have my doubts about the sale. A Perplexity search says it is illegal (NOTE: not Perplexity's words, but Perplexity search information).
https://www.perplexity.ai/search/is-it-legal-to-sell-perplex…