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AI for hotels. MVP Revenue and Commercial Performance. Founder of https://teapawt.net/t.co/EZmtrdtH6s. Practical playbooks for owners, GMs, & commercial leaders.

Dubai, UAE
Joined September 2008
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AI recommended a luxury hotel that had been demolished 108 days earlier. Happy Halloween: every hotel has a ghost, and AI keeps sending guests to meet it. What's actually real about booking with AI right now (and what isn't): hotelemarketer.com/2026/10/3…
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Opus 5.5 can't generate video. So I asked it to write one. Hotel marketing vs 20,000 real guests, as an 8-bit fighting game. Final boss: "Luxurious." Built on yesterday's Opus + Jev experiment. hotelemarketer.com/2026/09/2…
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Opus 5.5 + Jev is a ridiculous combo for high-volume judgment work. I fact-checked 15 hotel marketing clichés against 20,000 guest reviews. 640,000 typed judgments. 11 minutes. $3.74. Opus doing it alone: ~$230–490. 🧵 hotelemarketer.com/2026/09/2…
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Two of the best AI models. One 30-second film. Same brief: skydive in on a deadly-serious mission to deliver… a plastic beach spade. Claude vs ChatGPT, each directing its own cut. Two very different films, back to back. Which one would you hire? hotelemarketer.com/2026/09/1…
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I can't write a line of code. Last month I built two working apps anyway. One's a space game where you run a hotel on an orbital station. The other reads my Oura ring to help hunt down my morning headaches. hotelemarketer.com/2026/08/0…
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"As soon as it works, no one calls it AI anymore." A friend builds AI agents he talks to like colleagues. One filed 30 invoices over lunch. Every one was fake. The reason why is the best AI reality-check I've read this year. Full conversation here - hotelemarketer.com/2026/07/1…
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AI just made "impressive" free. Anyone can now produce brilliant-looking work on any topic before the kettle boils. Which means the whole game is now judgment: can you tell whether the brilliant-looking thing in front of you is actually any good? hotelemarketer.com/2026/07/1…
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When AI can make anything, the scarce skill is taste, knowing which moment matters. The people winning with these tools aren't the fastest. They're the best at judging "not that, this." That's the 2 a.m. test. Full story + film: hotelemarketer.com/2026/06/2…
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My kids think AI is sick. They're right. That's exactly what worries me. So I gave them the AI talk, boiled down to something they won't forget: U SICK. Made it a free comic you can download and share 👇 hotelemarketer.com/2026/05/3…
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8pm on Friday. 11 slides into a 30-slide deck. My AI just ran out of fuel. Wait 4 hours, or pay extra. I paid. Of course I paid. For the first time in my life, I could watch the cost of thinking tick down in real time. That's how token anxiety starts. hotelemarketer.com/2026/05/2…
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We are getting very close to editing video by simply talking to it. I tested Google’s new Gemini Omni Flash this weekend. People into puppets. Car into rhino. My avatar into a video scene. Colour changes + sound effects. Not perfect. Not cheap. But wow, this is coming fast.
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An AI made the warning about AI. 81 seconds on why your chatbot isn't your friend, made by someone who can't animate, in one Saturday afternoon. Worth a watch before your kid's next conversation with one. Full story: hotelemarketer.com/2026/05/0…
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ChatGPT Images 2.0 can do way more than people think. Magazine covers. Movie posters. Your own cereal brand. Comic books. Interior design. 360° images you can look around inside. 10 experiments. Prompts included so you can try them yourself. hotelemarketer.com/2026/04/2…
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I asked an AI to draw a walking map from the Ritz Paris to the Louvre. The street names were real. The landmarks were in the right places. It said BONNE PROMENADE! in the corner. ChatGPT Images 2.0 dropped yesterday. I ran 7 hotel-specific experiments: hotelemarketer.com/2026/04/2…
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