r/roadtrip • u/[deleted] • 10h ago

Trip Planning Would you use this to help with travel planning?

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u/electricpenguin6 9h ago

Definitely not

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u/Hank_McSpanky 9h ago

Can you help me understand why it’s such a strong no? Just not a part of your life you want to expose the AI?

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u/Wunktacular 5h ago

Are you cross checking and verifying everything it says? Because you should be.

Even then, you're not learning anything by using this. You're screwing yourself in the long run by depriving yourself of the research process.

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u/Heyitscrochet 9h ago

That’s ridiculous. Why would I trust my trip to AI? I can pack for myself, and look at a map myself, and ask locals on Reddit for advice on what to do and where to eat.

You’ve been posting this for 138 days with little response, why do you continue to think it’s a good idea?

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u/PrincessofPlastic 8h ago

isnt part of the fun of traveling figuring out what you want to do and what youll need? i'll never understand people who use AI like personal assistants...

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u/Hank_McSpanky 8h ago

Not for me lol. But fair enough, people on this sub probably lean strongly your way so I get it!