There is no "honest" AI though. It is always biased towards its prompt and ultimately its training data.
Compare flights? You have to assume it is objective and not tainted by corporate bias or backroom deals(aka ads and sponsored content), unless you selfhost and find an objective model.
Search Wikipedia? You have to constantly check that it is giving you straight facts instead of being constrained by its community and safety guidelines.
The problem with so many of these usecases is treating AI as a super intelligent Vulcan who is always logical and objective aka Spock, when we are better off treating it as if it is a salesman.
This is all true, but which travel booking assistant is really unbiased?
Online comparison sites might not be, the good old 'brick and mortar' travel assistant most likely isn't either.
You don't need an unbiased one. Only someone who cares about the consequences of getting caught while being blatantly unbiased.
Your neighborhood brick and mortar, or an online one may care about that while a faceless trans-national big tech will not even register that you left.
agree. That's why i love models (agents) that just search the web get the answer and use tools to their disposale instead of guessing based on training data which is outdated anyway...