Are you using AI / ChatGPT for travel planning and while travelling?

[ccflyer]

I’ve actually started using AI quite a bit for travel stuff.
Mostly for planning routes, comparing flight options, rough itineraries. It’s handy just to get a quick overview before locking anything in properly.
Is able to help you plan and maximize more efficiently.
Still double check everything, but as a planning tool it’s been pretty useful for me so far.

 

[exceladdict]

I've noticed claude offers a connector for kiwi and lastminute - i wonder if an AI could plug into ita matrix...

 

[Pele]

It is beyond useless for finding good airfares.

 

[dairyfloss]

It ain’t for me, but I guess some will find this helpful: https://www.businesstraveller.com/news/accor-launches-loyalty-app-within-chatgpt/

 

[RooFlyer]

I had my first ever chat GPT or active AI use yesterday.

I’m in Saudi Arabia and was taking a Careem ( Uber- like) with a young bloke and I used Google Translate to say a few things to him through the phone.

He smiled and fiddled with his own phone and brought up a ChatGPT voice translator where we could simply speak and the thing would say the translation fairly promptly. Not quite, but almost a normal conversation.

 

[Scarlett]

ChatGPT is a babel fish?

 

[Pushka]

I had my first ever chat GPT or active AI use yesterday.

I’m in Saudi Arabia and was taking a Careem ( Uber- like) with a young bloke and I used Google Translate to say a few things to him through the phone.

He smiled and fiddled with his own phone and brought up a ChatGPT voice translator where we could simply speak and the thing would say the translation fairly promptly. Not quite, but almost a normal conversation.

Ah. So a tiny bit of conversion there? Of course ChatGPT has its fails, but get it right (and that's also user training as well to get it to operate properly) and I use it almost every day. It's also killing tech companies like Atalassian as we speak. We used it in Japan for written language esp in supermarkets.