AIThe case against travel booking as a mainstream AI showcase
One commenter argues that infrequent flying and the cost of tickets make flight-booking bots a poor use case for most people.
TLDR
One commenter argues that most people fly once a year or less and select flights carefully because they're expensive. They contrast that with the tiny share of people flying for business 10-plus times a year, questioning the broad relevance of AI booking bots. Another commenter agrees, calling travel the worst use case to publicize for an automation product seeking mainstream adoption.
The case against travel booking as a mainstream AI showcase
One commenter argues that infrequent flying and the cost of tickets make flight-booking bots a poor use case for most people.
TLDR
One commenter argues that most people fly once a year or less and select flights carefully because they're expensive. They contrast that with the tiny share of people flying for business 10-plus times a year, questioning the broad relevance of AI booking bots. Another commenter agrees, calling travel the worst use case to publicize for an automation product seeking mainstream adoption.