@nicbstme i mean, at least evisa thing is a real use case but stop hyperventilating it doesn’t take you 30 min to check that you didn’t bring a pineapple.
@habibislop its incrediblfy myopic when the real case is right there: “based on my calendar & corp policy book me flight, hotel, & car for a week trip to india next month”
@guyontheearth@Toby_Frank@MikeDrucker again, the example was *checking in* — basically existing at the airport.
and your example, booking, is still just buying a ticket to go somewhere at some time.
AI can help planning that its the right place and right time. the tech isnt bad, your sales pitch is.
@guyontheearth@Toby_Frank@MikeDrucker i didnt choose the examples man. if you wanna try selling small potatoes like checking into a flight dont be shocked if people dont care about your taters
@guyontheearth@Toby_Frank@MikeDrucker what do you mean “you people”? we’re not the ones who chose checking into a flight and reading emails as the examplars
@Kathatos@reset_by_peer its not a strawman if you literally said it. nobody forced nic to use the nonevent of checking into a flight as a prime ability of AI
@rowanfornow normal people might be interested in getting better at pickleball or finding the good episodes
but if your pitch is you can automate checking into the empty park, i mean ofc you’re useless
@cowgirl_bebop its a huge self own, it is legitimately transformative but all they can verbalize is “i cant remember when my sons little league game is”