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Post by rideontime » Tue, Aug 08, 2023, 6:19 PM UTC

probably_wrong wrote: post #17

I checked the city of Córdoba in Argentina [1] to pick something outside the well-known ones (and even then, it's the second or third biggest city in the country). The results are not good: * Opening picture: Not an accurate representation of Córdoba, it's way too hilly. Also, there's a fluffy abomination of nature on the right. * "Land of Tango Thrills and Siesta Chills": this is so stereotypical as to be almost off…

Post by lnxg33k1 » Tue, Aug 08, 2023, 8:57 PM UTC

Post by levmiseri » Tue, Aug 08, 2023, 9:01 PM UTC

lnxg33k1 wrote: post #23

I’m from Napoli and I think its quite accurate expect for walking hostile? Why? I walk for hours every day, ignore bike and public transport and just walk around with friends why is it reported as walking hostile?:(

Post by ChatGTP » Wed, Aug 09, 2023, 4:01 AM UTC

xrd wrote: post #20

This is actually fantastic. But I'm saying this not for the reasons you might expect. As others have noted, lots of inaccurate information here. The AI has stuff that it is regurgitating that is totally out of date, or just plain wrong. But, if you are concerned by that, then you don't know why travel sites exist. They exist to sell you something. All of these existing sites are lying, whether it is about the hotels…

Post by lnxg33k1 » Wed, Aug 09, 2023, 5:52 AM UTC

levmiseri wrote: post #25

lnxg33k1 wrote: post #23

I’m from Napoli and I think its quite accurate expect for walking hostile? Why? I walk for hours every day, ignore bike and public transport and just walk around with friends why is it reported as walking hostile?:(

Ha! As someone who has been to Naples a few times, I fully support the 'walking hostile' sentiment! The amount of wild traffic through the narrow streets and having to constantly look over your shoulder makes it a horrendous walking experience compared to other European cities.