It prices fares at 3am, rebooks the cancellation before you wake up, and never argues with the gate agent. The human travel planner is having an identity crisis.
The agent that books your flights is quietly better than you, and it’s not close. It prices fares at 3am, rebooks the cancellation before you wake up, and never argues with the gate agent because it doesn’t have pride to protect. The human travel planner is having a quiet identity crisis.
The interesting part isn’t the savings. It’s that the agent removed the one thing business travel was really selling — the small, soothing illusion that someone competent was handling your chaos.
A graphic design award shortlisted a campaign that was entirely AI-generated. The judges didn't know. The studio didn't disclose it. The debate over whether that matters is the most honest conversation the industry has had in years.
A London hospital deployed a chest X-ray model that caught 23% more abnormalities than its senior radiologists. Then a patient sued both the machine and the doctor who overruled it.
A fully open model now walks through multi-step problems out loud. The capability that was supposed to be the closed labs' last fortress just opened.