"Stop selling restaurant bookings as viral AI use cases" — the debate continues
wordgrammer · x · 2026-10-02
wordgrammer doubles down on his argument against marketing "restaurant reservations" and "booking flights" as viral consumer AI use cases, while ruefully noting his posts only go viral when either thoughtful or thoughtless — never in between. A snapshot of the ongoing debate over what consumer AI's real killer use case is.
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