The Olympic logistical super fun times with AI: why I traded Claude’s sass for Gemini’s brain

Expectation: A seamless Olympic dream.
Reality: Standing at a snowy border in Switzerland, staring at a sign that says “Müstair, cunfin” and wondering where on earth the bus is. 🚌❄️

Planning for the most spread-out Games in history was a trip. Between the “Milano shuffle,” soggy venue burgers, and an official website that had the urgency of a sloth, I had to outsource my brain to Gemini.

We traded AI sass for actual intelligence, bypassed the Milano Centrale madness, and found a “secret” bus stop thanks to some very kind Americans.

Moral of the story? AI can give you the map, but you still have to be the one to jump off the bus. Literally.

Tesla Road Trip Part 2: The Return

You find me in Italy. If you haven’t read Part One yet, do yourself a favour and start there. It sets the scene beautifully (in my head, at least) and explains how we arrived at this point without completely losing our minds to range anxiety. Interlude: On Italian Charging Infrastructure (A Pleasant Surprise) Before divingContinueContinue reading “Tesla Road Trip Part 2: The Return”

Tesla Road Trip: UK to Italy and back.

A little departure from the usual marketing stuff. Part one of two. The Short Version I drove a Tesla from the UK to Italy and back. Nothing catastrophic happened. This surprised everyone, including me. The Longer Version When I chose the Tesla, it wasn’t because I’m particularly green or because I enjoy explaining to petrolContinueContinue reading “Tesla Road Trip: UK to Italy and back.”