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It's a trade-off. AI gives you speed but lower quality. Blog posts are higher quality but take longer to find/curate. For hiking routes, I ask AI for a list of
by arrowsmith 1y ago
It's a trade-off. AI gives you speed but lower quality. Blog posts are higher quality but take longer to find/curate.
For hiking routes, I ask AI for a list of suggested hiking routes in [area] based on my criteria (e.g. dog friendly, accessible by public transport, whatever) Then I google the specific suggested routes to fact-check the AI and get more detailed/reliable info.
- sampullman 1y agoThat's true. I'm not anti AI or anything, I use it for plenty of things where search falls short or has decayed due to SEO spam I guess it comes down to knowing where to find valuable information. If you already have known quality sources, AI is currently inferior. Where I live I'm lucky to have tons of trails that have been meticulously mapped out and the made available (with images, directions, gear recommendations, etc.) on various blogs. I don't see AI being able to totally replace that in its current state, especially due to the semi-dynamic nature of the data.