R.I.P. GOOGLE FLIGHTS IN 2026. R.I.P. BOOKING DOT COM IN 2026....

R.I.P. BOOKING DOT COM IN 2026.
R.I.P. SKYSCANNER IN 2026.
$1,412 flight. I paid $186.
These 7 ChatGPT prompts quietly break airline pricing:
Prompt: Act as a professional flight pricing analyst. Break my route into hidden city tickets, nearby departure and arrival airports, and multi-leg combinations airlines don’t surface. Compare direct vs split routes, explain the price gap, and rank the cheapest legal options.
Prompt: Analyze how airlines raise prices using repeated searches, cookies, browser data, device type, IP location, and time-based demand signals. Explain exactly which behaviors trigger price inflation and give a precise step-by-step search method to avoid it.
Prompt: Simulate flight prices for the same route across different countries, currencies, and regional booking markets. Identify where the ticket is priced lowest, explain why geo-pricing differs, and outline legal ways travelers can access those fares.
Prompt: Use historical airline pricing behavior to identify the cheapest booking days, booking windows, and departure periods for this route. Explain how demand cycles, inventory release, and fare resets influence these price drops.
Prompt: Break down airline fare rules, ticket classes, routing logic, and pricing conditions in simple terms. Show how airlines structure these rules to price flights differently and how travelers can select options that quietly reduce total cost.
Prompt: Compare pricing between airlines, major OTAs, regional booking sites, and lesser-known platforms. Identify where service fees, markups, and hidden discounts appear, and explain which platforms usually reveal lower base fares.
Prompt: Create a detailed fare-tracking strategy that monitors price drops without triggering increases. Include search frequency, timing resets, alert setup, behavioral rules, and practical examples to keep prices stable while tracking over time.

@Baidu_Inc’s ERNIE-5.0-Preview-1220 just went live on LMArena’s Vision Arena leaderboard with a score of 1226.
It’s now #1 among Chinese models and the only Chinese AI in the global Vision Arena Top 10, even ahead of several familiar multimodal names.
What I like about this result is what it signals. Multimodal intelligence is clearly becoming the defining standard. And Chinese models are increasingly competing at the top tier of global multimodal evaluations.
This feels especially relevant for teams building vision-first products, creative tools, or anything that goes beyond plain text.
Real proof from 2025-2026:
1. Finance creator Casper Opala saved £700+ (from £783 to £70) on a flight using ChatGPT prompts for hidden/low-cost routes (Hindustan Times & Daily Mail, Aug 2025).
2. Reddit user on r/ChatGPTPromptGenius: Dropped NYC-Tokyo flight from $1,500 to $700 ($800 saved) via hidden-city suggestions (Sep 2025).
3. IslaGuru blogger saved $326 on SFO-Tokyo by using prompts for nearby airports & flexible dates (Jun 2025).
4. Many on Reddit/TechRadar report 20-50% savings on multi-leg & alternative airport combos.
Most promised “faster writing.”
None removed writing itself.
Until Typeless.

Most promised “faster writing.”
None removed writing itself.
Until Typeless.
For years, typing was my bottleneck.
Not because I’m slow but because my thoughts move faster than my fingers.
Then I tried Typeless (@typelessdotcom).
Now I don’t write.
I speak.
And my voice turns instantly into:
• Polished blogs & emails
• Clear summaries of any webpage
• Structured notes & content drafts
No rewrites.
No awkward phrasing.
No blank-page struggle.
It edits while I’m talking and the output still sounds like me.
The moment it clicked
I opened a random recipe site and said:
“Summarize this.”
Seconds later I had:
• A clean summary
• A neat ingredient list
• Even recipe ideas from what I had at home
That’s when I realized:
This isn’t speech-to-text.
It’s speech-to-finished-work.
Why Typeless feels different
→ Think out loud → get publish-ready writing
→ Understands tone, context & structure
→ ~4× faster than typing
→ Completely hands-free
For the first time, my keyboard feels optional.
Perfect for:
• Founders who brainstorm aloud
• Creators with fast-moving thoughts
• Writers who hate blank pages
• Marketers shipping content daily
You don’t write.
You just talk and the work is done.
🎙️ Try it → typeless.com

That 1/1.3" sensor + HDR puts it in a different league especially if you’re dealing with bad lighting or constant “you’re blurry on Zoom” moments.
What really stands out:
✅ 4 audio pickup modes for crystal-clear meetings
✅ AI transcription + Notion sync (instant notes, zero effort)
✅ DSLR-style bokeh no bulky camera setup needed
This isn’t a small upgrade.
It’s a full-stack tool built for modern hybrid work.
#aiwebcam #insta360link2pro
@insta360 @insta360vc

More analysts.
More dashboards.
More delays.
Fabi 2.0 changes the model.
One AI platform that connects to your stack, understands your business, and turns natural questions into real-time dashboards hared instantly with your team.
This is analytics without friction.

ERNIE-5.0-0110 has climbed to #8 globally on the LMArena text benchmark.
A few things that stand out:
- It's #1 among Chinese models, and the only Chinese LLM in the global top 10
- It ranks #2 worldwide in math, just behind Gemini-3-Pro
- It outperformed several well-known models, including GPT-5.1-High and Gemini-2.5-Pro
Another quiet but notable signal: the “Preview” label is gone, which may indicate the model is moving into its next phase.
As someone who tracks AI models daily, it’s exciting to see global competition accelerating this quickly. More innovation, stronger models, faster progress.
Curious to see what ERNIE 5.0 unlocks next.
@Baidu_Inc
#AI #LLM #GenerativeAI #ChinaAI

