🔍 #Perplexity launches Search #API - direct access to real-time web index powering their answers without generative layer #AI #webapi #search ⚡ Delivers factual, up-to-date results with structured snippets ranked for relevance - skip heavy preprocessing 🎯 Continuously refreshed index spanning hundreds of billions of pages with high accuracy at low latency 🔧 Developer-friendly pricing at $5 per 1K requests with full control over output processing 🎨 Perfect for #AI agents needing grounded web context and research tools demanding trust and freshness 🚀 Enables custom products where developers want complete control over how search data is used 📊 Structured response format eliminates need for complex data parsing and preprocessing steps 🌐 https://lnkd.in/dUbeekb2
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Remember my post on grounding with maps here: https://lnkd.in/ddNzCtbM Well, Google ADK 1.15.0 has made implementing this easier by adding the Google Maps grounding tool as a built-in tool in the ADK tools library: https://lnkd.in/dP8dkXvq 🚀 Key Features in ADK 1.15: 🗺️ Google Maps Grounding Tool (Built-in!) - Hyper-local AI responses with real-time business data - 250+ million places accessible through natural conversation - Seamless integration with existing ADK agents 📊 OpenTelemetry Support - `--otel_to_cloud` experimental support for comprehensive monitoring - GenAI Instrumentation built into the framework - End-to-end tracing of AI workflows 🧠 Context Caching & Static Instructions - Context caching for faster response times - Static instructions that don't change (perfect for system prompts) - Auto-creation and lifecycle management of context caches What I Know So Far Before Building With It: Based on the source code, the GoogleMapsGroundingTool: - Only works with Gemini 2.x models (not Gemini 1.x) - Requires VertexAI (GOOGLE_GENAI_USE_VERTEXAI=TRUE) - Operates internally within the model - no local code execution - Automatically invoked by Gemini 2 models for grounding queries - Built-in tool that doesn't require manual configuration Which one are you most excited to try? #AI #GoogleADK #MachineLearning #OpenTelemetry #GoogleMaps #VertexAI #SoftwareDevelopment
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A significant step forward for AI web access. Bright Data has released "The Web MCP," a powerful Model Context Protocol (MCP) server designed to give AI assistants seamless and reliable access to live web data. This all-in-one solution for searching, crawling, and navigating the public web eliminates common roadblocks like blocks and CAPTCHAs, enabling AI clients to perform real-time research and data extraction efficiently. The availability of a free tier (5,000 requests/month) and an open-source GitHub repository lowers the barrier to entry for developers building the next generation of AI agents. Visit here: GitHub Repository: https://lnkd.in/dJqQQscr #AI #DataExtraction #MCP #WebScraping #DeveloperTools
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When we started building Valyu Search, we didn’t want “relevant.” We wanted real-time. FreshQA is one of the toughest benchmarks for retrieval, and we came out on top against Google, Exa, and Parallel. This is what real-time search for AI looks like.
We benchmarked our Search API in realtime retrieval against Google, Exa, and Parallel. We came out on top. When we started building our Search API, we knew real-time performance was a requirement for AI adoption across knowledge work domains and workflows. Other Search APIs depend on stale indexes and delayed recrawls that fail the moment an agent needs to reason over fresh inputs. FreshQA was the first benchmark we used to test that assumption. FreshQA is a rolling dataset of 600 time-sensitive queries updated weekly. Some questions are about ongoing geopolitical events. Others track market volatility, legal developments, or cultural news. What matters is that they change, fast, and that answering them requires retrieval systems to reflect the current state of the world. We ran FreshQA across four major APIs. Each was evaluated using the same integration method: a simple tool call, passed into an LLM (Google, Exa, Parallel), and judged using strict accuracy labels: correct, partial, or incorrect. Valyu scored 79%. Parallel 52%. Google 39%. Exa 24%. What the numbers don’t show is how systems failed. Some returned cached results, others couldn’t handle time sensitive queries, and one API often surfaced links from months ago - this is useless for AI agents. Crucially, Valyu isn’t just “fresh news.” With us your agents can retrieve breaking news as it’s released, market data/stock prices down to second/minute granularity, SEC filings with a daily-updated index, clinical trials as they post, economic data, and more all through one unified search API built for agents. If your AI systems are still relying on retrieval that lags by days or weeks, you’re not building real-time systems you’ve just built a guessing machine. Stop patching over the problem. Fix the pipeline. Integrate our API.
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We've all been there: That moment when an AI agent confidently delivers an answer, only for it to be utterly useless because it's based on stale data or deprecated information. In the high-stakes world of finance research, scientific discovery, or even just coding, outdated context isn't just a nuisance; it's a silent killer of reliability, leading to frustrating hallucinations and critical misinformation. Building Valyu, we've wrestled endlessly with this challenge. It's a relentless battle to ensure AI agents have access to the freshest, most authoritative context, not just generic web scrapes. We realised that for AI to be truly trustworthy and impactful in real-world applications, freshness isn't a 'nice-to-have' - it's the absolute foundation. That's why our DeepSearch API is engineered from the ground up to deliver real-time, authoritative context. It means your agents are always accurate, whether they're analysing the latest market movers, understanding evolving scientific literature, or navigating constantly changing code packages. We're removing the friction of outdated training data so your AI applications can finally operate with confidence. I'd love for you to give it a spin and experience the difference first-hand! What challenges has outdated information posed for your AI builds? Check out DeepSearch here: https://platform.valyu.ai/ #AI #AIAgents #DataInfrastructure #DeepSearch #KnowledgeWork
We benchmarked our Search API in realtime retrieval against Google, Exa, and Parallel. We came out on top. When we started building our Search API, we knew real-time performance was a requirement for AI adoption across knowledge work domains and workflows. Other Search APIs depend on stale indexes and delayed recrawls that fail the moment an agent needs to reason over fresh inputs. FreshQA was the first benchmark we used to test that assumption. FreshQA is a rolling dataset of 600 time-sensitive queries updated weekly. Some questions are about ongoing geopolitical events. Others track market volatility, legal developments, or cultural news. What matters is that they change, fast, and that answering them requires retrieval systems to reflect the current state of the world. We ran FreshQA across four major APIs. Each was evaluated using the same integration method: a simple tool call, passed into an LLM (Google, Exa, Parallel), and judged using strict accuracy labels: correct, partial, or incorrect. Valyu scored 79%. Parallel 52%. Google 39%. Exa 24%. What the numbers don’t show is how systems failed. Some returned cached results, others couldn’t handle time sensitive queries, and one API often surfaced links from months ago - this is useless for AI agents. Crucially, Valyu isn’t just “fresh news.” With us your agents can retrieve breaking news as it’s released, market data/stock prices down to second/minute granularity, SEC filings with a daily-updated index, clinical trials as they post, economic data, and more all through one unified search API built for agents. If your AI systems are still relying on retrieval that lags by days or weeks, you’re not building real-time systems you’ve just built a guessing machine. Stop patching over the problem. Fix the pipeline. Integrate our API.
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