NEW Perplexity Updates is SCARY GOOD! 🤯

Summary

The video presents Perplexity’s “Computer” as an AI tool designed to carry out multi-step tasks—not just answer individual questions. A user specifies the desired outcome, and the tool can research, write, create pages, and potentially repeat work on a schedule.

Demonstrated features and examples

• Transforms complex material: The video shows Shakespeare’s Macbeth reworked into a more accessible reading experience, with scene images, plain-language explanations of older wording, and historical context.
• Automates recurring research: The tool can be instructed to review competitors weekly, track changes against earlier reports, and highlight what is new rather than simply producing another batch of notes.
• Creates and publishes websites: Given a brief describing the audience, problem, and desired action, it can research a topic, write page copy, design a landing page, and publish it. The presenter recommends reviewing and editing the page before publication.

Suggested competitor-research workflow

The presenter outlines a prompt to research five competitors using public websites, identify their offerings, pricing, and customer complaints, produce a sourced comparison table, suggest five content ideas based on gaps, and save the results for comparison with the following week’s report.

Who might benefit

The video suggests possible uses for agencies preparing competitor research and client reports, local businesses creating pages informed by customer needs, and content creators preparing research and video ideas.

Limitations and broader analysis

The presenter cautions that sources and claims still need to be checked, and that live content should be reviewed before it goes public. The central point is that AI is moving from answering one question at a time toward completing longer tasks and retaining context for recurring work. The video frames this as a potential productivity advantage for businesses that adopt these workflows early.

Guides and resources mentioned

• A 30-day Perplexity roadmap is described: set up a research assignment and sources, create an automated report, then turn it into a publishable page.
• The video also promotes daily tutorials, prompt libraries, and coaching sessions through the presenter’s communities. These are promotional offers, not demonstrations of additional Perplexity features.

Main speaker/source: Julian Goldie’s digital-avatar narration, presented as representing Julian Goldie, CEO of Goldie Agency.