I let agents plan a WNBA finals trip (but kept my wallet to myself)
Summary
The article tested two AI assistants, OpenAI's Dots and Meta's Muse, by asking them to plan a trip to the WNBA Finals and organize related activities. Both AIs showed strong abilities in planning and creativity but could not fully replace human judgment or handle all tasks automatically.Key Facts
- The AI assistants tested were OpenAI's Dots and Meta's Muse.
- The test involved planning a trip to Atlanta for the WNBA Finals and organizing a purple-themed brunch watch party.
- Both AIs noticed that Game 3 was moved up a day and that tickets were only available for resale at inflated prices.
- Muse offered a colorful recipe booklet, while Dots created a more practical cooking packet for the brunch.
- Both assistants produced souvenir programs for the WNBA Finals but had errors in statistics and needed human editing.
- Muse tried to complete an online purchase but got stuck at the sign-in page, while Dots directed the user to an app for payment.
- Both AI assistants require user approval for purchases and cannot fully complete tasks autonomously yet.
- Muse offers free use with optional paid subscriptions, and Dots requires a ChatGPT Pro subscription or business access.
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