“If you only read the books that everyone else is reading, you can only think what everyone else is thinking” - on this note... are we at a bottleneck with AI? While we can feed it personal requests and guide its answers by prompting the question in one direction, does it run the risk of tunnelling our lives? Suppose we know little about Japan and ask for good first-time trip planning. Will it not give us the results based on the vast majority of answers already out there, further pushing travellers as a collective whole in the same singular direction?
“If you only read the books that everyone else is reading, you can only think what everyone else is thinking” - on this note... are we at a bottleneck with AI? While we can feed it personal requests and guide its answers by prompting the question in one direction, does it run the risk of tunnelling our lives? Suppose we know little about Japan and ask for good first-time trip planning. Will it not give us the results based on the vast majority of answers already out there, further pushing travellers as a collective whole in the same singular direction?
For more exciting food to try, I suggest Okonomiyaki. Best to eat in Osaka or Kyoto!