Aravind Srinivas
14 statements across 2 episodes · 6 bullish · 3 bearish · 1 people on the record · first statement Feb 21, 2025 by Aravind Srinivas · across every show →
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Feb 21, 2025 positive
Releasing follow-up questions doubled user engagement time on Perplexity
“And then we released the ability to ask follow-up questions. That doubled the engagement time on the site, and also increased the number of questions every day, and the number of people, number of questions every day was increasing exponentially.”
Feb 21, 2025
Feb 21, 2025 positive
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Feb 21, 2025 neutral
Perplexity is slowing its development speed to protect production reliability
“Well, it's beginning to happen already a little bit, right? We're not as fast as we used to be. I think some of it is not because of people. It's also because things breaking in production, people start losing trust in the product.”
Jul 11, 2025 positive
Srinivas: Autonomous mobile AI agents can only be built inside web browsers
“And agents can only be built with a browser. I, I'm very, like, convinced about that vision, that if you want to have a mobile agent, That you can actually build and implement without being restricted by whatever OS rules that Apple or Google sets in terms of …”
Jul 11, 2025 negative
Jul 11, 2025 bearish
Jul 11, 2025 positive
Srinivas: AI search should offer all perspectives on subjective topics
“Now there are things that don't have one clear accurate answer. I think they're the best thing we can do is offer all the perspectives. And not really take a clear opinion on like what is right and wrong when there's no clear answer to that question.”
Jul 11, 2025 positive
Srinivas: Browsers are the natural graduation step from search engines
“And browser and search are not two distinctive products. They're actually, like, the browser is a natural graduation step from search. Just like how Google graduated from Google search to Chrome. And Chrome is the main reason they got billions of daily queries…”
Jul 11, 2025 bearish
Srinivas: Foundation model labs will copy any high-revenue AI startup idea
“You should assume that if you have a big hit, if your company is something that can make revenue on the scale of hundreds of millions of dollars, or potentially billions of dollars, you should always assume that a model company will copy it. Mainly because the…”