IA: Bouygues Telecom offers Perplexity PRO, Free Offer The Cat Pro: How to take advantage of it?

Artificial intelligences are fashionable, and telephone operators have understood this. During an announcement day, it was the French Bouygues Telecom and Free who took turns. It was the second that opened the ball. Xavier Niel's company offers a one -year subscription toMistral the cat pro,French artificial intelligence that has been talking a lot in recent days.

A few hours after the announcement of this unprecedented partnership between a telephone operator and an AI, it was Bouygues Telecom's turn to get out of the shadows. The company now offers a free 12 -month subscription to Perplexity Pro for all its fixed and portable subscribers.

Two offers two visions of AI

With these two proposals, Free and Bouygues Telecom are on the artificial intelligence market. They offer new feature to their users, all at a lower cost. On the other hand, AI services benefit from this partnership of a huge audience, and may be adopted by millions of people in France.

With its 100 % French and open source solution, Free and Mistral follow the same philosophy, that of transparency on the use of user data. Offered for a year, access to the Pro cat should allow this newly launched AI to compete with Chatgpt with a large user base.

For its part, Bouygues Telecom has signed a partnership with Perplexity. Less known than Chatgpt, artificial intelligence is however one of the most useful today. They offer live results, thanks to smart web research. A functionality that makes it more reliable than Chatgpt and other artificial intelligence systems.

How to access these services?

If you have subscribed to Free or Bouygues Telecom, there is therefore a good chance that you are eligible for this one year subscription for an AI. Go to your customer area to activate the options related to your subscription. If you are not eligible, or you are at another operator (Orange or SFR), other offers may arrive in the coming weeks.

Artificial intelligence is becoming a first -rate commercial argument for Internet access providers, and it would not be surprising to see Orange and SFR throwing themselves into the deep end.