CNBC says data challenges a battered travel stock’s AI-victim label
Investors fear chatbots will supplant online travel agencies, but direct bookings are still rising, CNBC reports.
Investors fear chatbots will supplant online travel agencies, but direct bookings are still rising, CNBC reports.
CNBC describes a battered travel stock as being seen as an AI victim, but says the data suggests otherwise. The outlet reports that investors fear chatbots will replace online travel agencies, while direct bookings continue to rise.
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Investors fear chatbots will supplant online travel agencies, but direct bookings are still rising, CNBC reports.
CNBC describes a battered travel stock as being seen as an AI victim, but says the data suggests otherwise. The outlet reports that investors fear chatbots will replace online travel agencies, while direct bookings continue to rise.
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