Planning a trip with AI? Here’s how to do it better
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To get more tailored results, shower the bot with personal details and any advice you have already received.
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Seth Kugel
- AI travel planning works best with detailed, personal prompts rather than generic questions to get tailored and meaningful results.
- Users should ask bots for follow-up questions and provide continuous input to refine and improve the travel itinerary.
- AI tools have limited access to some sites and can make mistakes, so travellers must cross-check recommendations and save their planning progress.
AI generated
If artificial intelligence can quickly find needles in legal haystacks, crack long-unsolved maths problems and create retro-1980s images convincing enough to be Bon Jovi album covers, why is it so bad at planning a week in Rome?
Blame it on the prompts.