First, the facts alleged in the complaint are misleading at best. Cited examples of “regurgitated” outputs explicitly mischaracterize the source of the material. They are disingenuous in their description of what happened even in the specific cited instances, as well as in their broader depiction of what Perplexity is for (spoiler alert: it’s not for reprising the full text of articles that can be more directly and efficiently obtained elsewhere). And the suggestion that we never responded to outreach from News Corp. is simply false: they reached out; we responded the very same day; instead of continuing the dialogue, they filed this lawsuit.
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