Indian stock market data on confusing comet? Aravind Srinivas, Zerodha's Nikhil Kamath Tease collaboration

A quick exchange between the co-founder of Zerodha, Nikhil Kamath and the founder of the confusion, Aravind Srinivas, was an imminent collaboration between the finance and AI businesses, with Indian stock markets that may appear on confusing comments. Take note of a proposal about X, Aravind Srinivas marked Nikhil Kamath and wrote: ‘Should we? @Nikhilkamathcio ‘. He received a quick response from the Zerodha boss with his eagerness. “Absolutely, a call for Monday …” he replies. The proposal comes from an X account ai. “Why not work @perplexity_ai with @zerodhaonline and add Indian stock markets to the Comet Finance page,” the user suggested and turned heads of both managers of the companies. Zerodha perplexity collaboration on the maps? Although nothing has yet been completed, the conversation between Nikhil Kamath and Aravind Srinivas will soon bring the hope of a Zerodha awareness collaboration. The chances that the two hands -on -hands platforms will depend on whether the two managers actually continue with the call and discuss the potential of an agreement between their businesses. The collaboration can integrate the Indian stock market data into Comet, Portlexity’s new AI-Native browser. Comet, which was launched by Patplexity in July, blends web browsing with real-time AI aid, which can read, summarize and act on live data, making it ideal for stock markets detection. “Comet transforms whole browsing sessions into single, seamless interactions, which collapsed complicated workflow in fluid conversations,” the website says. The facility is available for Portlexity Max customers. “Invitation-only access will slowly roll out to our waiting list over the summer. New users will also receive a limited number of invitations to share,” Perplexity said in July. Meanwhile, Zerodha is India’s largest stockbroker platform with more than 12 million active customers. A potential cooperation of the two companies can be beneficial to Zerodha, which can get more users by incorporating live market data into Comet’s interface. Confused, on the other hand, may be closer to the goal of transforming traditional browser search into an ‘answer engine’ experience.