Jaeden

So I think just on the search alone, Airbnb needs to do something.

I just went and said where I wanted to go and what dates and how many people on Airbnb and kind of filtered it.

And then in order to get any of this sort of custom amenities like hot tub or kitchen or self check-in or instant book, like there's a whole nother page of, you know, all of this stuff where you got to do all these toggles and you got to do all of your settings and click all these buttons.

And it just, I mean, it takes a long time.

I would love like Chad Speedy or anything else, just be able to put in a long form, like,

Hey, I'm trying to go, um, you know, sometime next weekend or the weekend after, um, I am taking like five people and I would like, uh, you know, a hot tub in a cool location somewhere near this city or maybe even this city and you know, like blah, blah, blah.

Like you just want to talk to it and kind of throw a blob of text out and then have it give you a bunch of recommendations.

I think that's so much more natural.

I mean, you're, it's like a, it's like you're talking to a travel agent basically.

Um,

And I think Airbnb needs to implement that if they want to stay competitive.

So I think that alone is going to be a great upgrade to the platform.

A hundred percent.

Yeah.

Airbnb is the gold standard for product design.

So I think if they can add the features, it'll be phenomenal.

Here's something specifically that their CEO said in regards to who's actually getting access to this right now.

So he said, AI searches live on a very small percentage of traffic right now.

We're doing a lot of experimentation.

Over time, we're going to be experimenting with making AI search more conversational.