Course › Module 4: Everyday jobs › Lesson 12 of 24
Planning meals and trips
Give it what you have, who it is for, your time and budget. Then check hours and prices on official sites.
Key points
- Meals: what is in the fridge, who is eating, time, allergies.
- Trips: dates, budget, who is going, what you like.
- Check hours and prices on official sites; AI can be out of date.
What the video says
AI can help you plan a week of meals, or a whole trip, in just a few minutes, if you give it the right details.
For meals, tell it what's in your fridge, who's eating, how much time you have, and any allergies.
Then ask for a plan for the week, and one shopping list for everything you need.
For a trip, give it your dates, your budget, who's going, and what you like to do.
Ask for a simple day-by-day plan you can easily change.
It's a great starting point, but treat it as a first draft.
Then check opening hours and prices on the official websites, because the AI can be out of date.
Next module: picking your first tool.
Try it yourself
Plan 5 weeknight dinners for 2 adults, under 30 minutes each, no peanuts, with one shopping list.
Plan a relaxed 2-day trip to [city] for 2 people with a $300 budget. Day by day.
Check yourself
- For a meal plan, what helps the AI most?
- AI says a museum opens at 9 a.m. What do you do?
- A good trip request includes: