Your Kids Think AI Is “Sick.” Here’s How to Stop It From Making Them Sick. [Free Comic]
The AI talk every parent needs to have with their kids. I just had mine. My kids think AI isContinue Reading
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There’s a New Line Coming to the Hotel P&L. I Call It Cost Per AI Task (CPAT).
Range Anxiety, 2.0. Why thinking just became a variable cost. It was 8pm on a Friday, and my AI assistantContinue Reading
How I Plan Every Trip with AI in 2026: The Killer Prompt, the Workflow Around It, and What It Means for Hotels
Two years of trial and error with my own family. Four stages. One copy-paste prompt. And a closing word forContinue Reading
Aluminum Was Once More Precious Than Gold. Now It Wraps Your Sandwich. Your Industry Is Next.
Picture this. It’s the mid-1800s and America wants to build a monument to its first president that towers above everyContinue Reading
Your Chatbot Isn’t Your Friend: The AI Intimacy Trap, Three Years On (PSA Courtesy Claude Design)
I asked an AI to make the warning about AI. It took eight minutes. An AI made the warning aboutContinue Reading
10 Things I Didn’t Think ChatGPT Images 2.0 Could Do (With the Exact Prompts I Used)
I spent an entire Saturday asking ChatGPT to put me on a magazine cover, redesign a bedroom, roast my fashionContinue Reading
7 Ways Hotels Can Use ChatGPT Images 2.0 Before Everyone Else Catches On
OpenAI dropped something big yesterday. ChatGPT Images 2.0 isn’t just another incremental upgrade to AI image generation. It’s the kindContinue Reading
The 2026 AI Video Shootout: A Towel Swan, a Rubber Arm, and Five Models Walk Into a Hotel
A towel swan blinks at you from a hotel bed. Then it hops off and waddles toward the door likeContinue Reading
I Live in a Conflict Zone. I Wanted to Know What AI Works When the Internet Doesn’t.
There’s a war happening not far from where I live. I’m not going to get into the politics of it.Continue Reading
I Tested Every ChatGPT Travel App So You Don’t Have To. Here’s What Hoteliers Need to Know.
Picture this. You’re planning a family trip to New York City. Instead of opening seven browser tabs and cross-referencing reviews,Continue Reading