Jake Burhans uses ChatGPT to build travel itineraries by feeding it constraints like destination, duration, and transportation. The model generates detailed four-day schedules with specific coffee stops, castle visits, and restaurant reservations, and can map optimal routes across 14 European countries.
ChatGPT is the best tour guide ever. It was genius. You type into ChatGPT, literally is what we type in, it'd be like, it'd be like, hey, we're in, we're in Monaco, France for 4 days. We can only explore from 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM. We have a rental car. We have to be back by 2:30 every day. What can we do? Boop, spits it out. Go here in the morning to this coffee shop. Go over here to the castle at noon. Sit at this restaurant, look at the view. Then you can drive back here for 1:30 and you'll be back at 2:30 to work.
We just—
yeah, I did that. That's great. Like, hey, in Venice for one night, not working. We're here from 7 to midnight. What can we do?
Yeah, I wonder if you could have done that, like, with the whole trip plan, like saying, hey, I'm going to Europe, I'm visiting 14 countries, map out the best route to go from this country all the way to this country. Yeah, by hitting all the ones in the middle.
Definitely could have, you know.
