India's holiday crowds may be ChatGPT sending everyone to the same places
paraschopra · x · 2026-10-06
Paras Chopra observes crazy long queues at popular spots in India over the long weekend and suspects the cause: almost everyone is asking ChatGPT where to go, and it funnels the masses to similar places via similar routes at similar times. Correlated human behavior as a second-order effect of AI.
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