Wednesday 20 January 2016
Although we’d like to believe that, in 2016, we can leave it all up to the bots, we’re still not quite there yet. Sure, with assistants like Siri and Cortana getting smarter with each new release, and breakthroughs coming from places like Slack and Facebook, there are still a lot of individual cases that can’t be perfectly automated. Travel is one of them. The nuances of flying and booking hotels should have enough data to be automatic, yet bots can’t directly interpret the nuances — say, connection times in large airports or finding hotels with specific criteria. This problem is compounded…
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