Use Perplexity to move from broad topic to defensible competitor brief with source checks.
You need a one-page brief on how three competitors positioned AI features in their last two launches, and you have less than an hour. Scope the question, search in the right lane, verify the highest-impact claim, then draft the brief using only support you have actually inspected. The common trap is to accept the first polished synthesis as if it were already briefing-ready. That usually produces a note full of strong-sounding phrases like “market leaders are shifting to...” without checking whether the sources behind those phrases are vendor messaging, journalism, or actual proof. By the time you open the citations,…
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