Now users can practice speaking, translate words and sentences, and use flashcards without installing additional apps or signing up for subscriptions.
The tool works in the same interface where users usually ask AI questions, making the learning process as natural as possible. You can switch between languages in real time and get instant tips or corrections.
This feature is already available on iOS and web version, but Android users will have to wait a bit.
According to the developers, Perplexity aims to turn AI searching into an interactive experience where answers become not just text but also a way to learn.
Experts state that this move could change the market; If Perplexity can successfully combine search and education, other platforms will need to catch up.
Source: Ferra
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