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The chat interface itself is poorly suited to travel disputes because it is built for one person, while a dispute between a host, a guest, and a mediating platform is a three-party conversation that a linear thread struggles to hold.

The author argues there's a structural limit beyond model capability: the linear chat format itself can't cleanly represent three-party disputes like host-guest-platform cancellations. ✦ AI generated

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The chat interface itself suits travel poorly, because a chat thread is built for one person, while a travel dispute often involves several. A cancellation between a host and a guest, mediated by a platform, is a conversation among three parties, and a linear thread struggles to hold that arrangement sometimes.

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