Replying to @JeremyNguyenPhD
Followed you Jeremy,
I'm so interested to see what features Threads offers over time!
Replying to @CopySutra
Easy follow!
I'm excited to see if we can grow larger communities on Threads
Step4: Query the web & get sources
→ Click "internet" then type in your question
→ Scroll down to see different sources
→ Click each source to get evidenced based answers
Tip: you can click the numbers on the summary to quickly pull up each new source in a new tab
Step3: Query a large PDF
→ Go to any PDF in your browser
→ Click your Perplexity plugin (top right corner)
→ Click "this page" then type in your question
Tip: you can click "this domain" to query the whole site if you trust the source & want detailed answers
Step2: Instantly summarise an article
→ Go to any article,
→ Click your Perplexity plugin (top right corner)
→ Click "this page" then click "summarize"
Tip: you can click "view detailed" for a longer summary
Step1: Add the verified plug in
→ Google web store (or Apple Store)
→ Search "Perplexity" & click "add"
Tip: Use the verified plugin (with a small blue tick)
You're now ready to browse with AI..
ChatGPT isn't the best AI for work!
📕Guide: Perplexity is Free, Fast & Powerful
→ Instant & convenient browser search
→ Gives you sources (avoid AI hallucinations!)
→ Query large PDFs
🧵Here's 4 easy steps to save hours every day..
Tip 5 to using weird
→Portraits can be generic (especially MJ's single view of 'beauty'), but rather enhance portraits using more adjectives in your prompt
→the "Weird" option is great for artistic portraits (try weird at lower levels such as 500-1000 for great results!)








