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From Chinese Language Recognition to Travel Planning: Domestic AI Giants Still Have a Long Way to Go

Next week, I’m heading to Xi’an for training. Since it’s my first time there, I wanted to explore the city a bit during my free time. However, being unfamiliar with the area, I decided to consult an AI for some advice. This simple inquiry revealed significant issues with several domestic AI platforms I use daily.

Input Dialogue

The input content is as follows, all in Chinese:

I need to attend training at Northwest University of Political Science and Law next Tuesday morning and return to Guangdong on Saturday afternoon. During the day, I’ll be in class. Please help me create a travel plan.


ChatGPT 3.5

Sure, here’s a travel plan considering your training schedule at Northwest University of Political Science and Law:

Tuesday

  • Morning: Arrive at Northwest University of Political Science and Law and attend training.
  • Afternoon: Continue with training sessions.
  • Evening: Visit a local snack street in Xi’an, such as the Muslim Quarter. Enjoy Xi’an specialties like lamb paomo, roujiamo, and liangpi.

Wednesday to Friday

  • Daytime: Attend training sessions.

  • Wednesday Evening:

    • North Square of Big Wild Goose Pagoda: After dinner, head to the North Square to watch the musical fountain show (check the specific performance times) and enjoy Xi’an’s night scenery.
  • Thursday Evening:

    • Yongxingfang: Another great place to sample Xi’an’s traditional foods and local snacks.
  • Friday Evening:

    • Tang Paradise: This large pedestrian area features various performances and light shows, immersing you in the Tang Dynasty culture.

Saturday

  • Morning: If time permits, visit the following attractions:

    • Shaanxi History Museum: Learn about the history and culture of Shaanxi. Arrive early as it can get crowded.
    • Bell Tower and Drum Tower: These iconic landmarks in downtown Xi’an offer panoramic views of the old city.
  • Afternoon: Depending on your flight time, head to the airport to return to Guangdong.

I hope this travel plan helps you enjoy both your training and sightseeing in Xi’an! Let me know if you have any specific requests or adjustments.

ChatGPT accurately understood my request and provided a detailed travel plan, breaking it down by time slots.


DeepSeek

Based on your schedule, your free time in Xi’an is mainly in the evenings from Monday to Friday and Saturday morning. Here’s a travel plan based on your availability:

Monday to Friday Evenings:

  1. Big Wild Goose Pagoda Square (Choose one evening)

    • Time: 18:00 - 20:00
    • Activity: Enjoy the night view of the Big Wild Goose Pagoda and watch the musical fountain show (if available).
  2. Muslim Quarter (Choose one evening)

    • Time: 18:30 - 21:00
    • Activity: Sample local Xi’an snacks like lamb paomo, liangpi, and roujiamo.
  3. City Wall Cycling (Choose one evening)

    • Time: 18:00 - 20:00
    • Activity: Rent a bike and cycle along the ancient city wall, soaking in the historical atmosphere.

Saturday Morning:

  1. Terracotta Warriors Museum (Saturday morning)

    • Time: 08:30 - 11:30
    • Activity: Visit the world-famous Terracotta Warriors and learn about ancient Chinese military and culture.
  2. Xi’an Museum (Alternative for Saturday morning)

    • Time: 09:00 - 11:00
    • Activity: If the Terracotta Warriors don’t interest you, visit the Xi’an Museum to explore the city’s history and culture.

Notes:

  • Check the opening hours of each attraction in advance and adjust your plans accordingly.
  • Given your limited time, consider booking tickets online to avoid long queues.
  • Xi’an’s traffic can be congested, so allow extra time for travel.
  • Since your free time is mostly in the evenings, choose attractions close to Northwest University of Political Science and Law to save time.

I hope this plan helps you make the most of your limited time in Xi’an. Have a great trip!

DeepSeek initially got the days wrong, mixing up Monday and Tuesday. Although the subsequent arrangements were detailed and included precise timings based on proximity to the training location, the initial mistake cost it points.


Tongyi Qianwen

Based on your schedule, I’ll create a compact yet fulfilling travel plan, focusing on your weekends since you’ll be in training from Tuesday to Saturday (June 10-14, 2024). Your free time will be concentrated on Saturday afternoon (June 14) and Sunday (June 15). Here’s the proposed plan:

Saturday (June 14) Afternoon

14:00 - 19:00 Big Wild Goose Pagoda & Tang Paradise

  • Big Wild Goose Pagoda: One of Xi’an’s iconic landmarks, the pagoda has deep historical and cultural significance. You can start by visiting the pagoda to learn about its role as a repository for Buddhist scriptures during the Tang Dynasty.
  • Tang Paradise: Adjacent to the pagoda, this area is perfect for experiencing Tang Dynasty culture and modern nightlife. Stroll through the streets, admire Tang-inspired sculptures and performances, and sample local Xi’an snacks.

Dinner Recommendation

  • There are many specialty restaurants near Tang Paradise where you can try lamb paomo, liangpi, and roujiamo.

Sunday (June 15)

08:00 - 10:00 Cycling on the City Wall

  • Start your morning by heading to the South Gate (Yongning Gate) of the Xi’an City Wall. Rent a bike and cycle around the wall (approximately 13.7 km), enjoying the serene morning and the historical ambiance.

10:30 - 12:30 Bell Tower, Drum Tower & Muslim Quarter

  • Bell Tower & Drum Tower: Visit these central landmarks, which symbolize Xi’an and showcase ancient Chinese architecture.
  • Muslim Quarter: Walk to the Muslim Quarter, a paradise for Xi’an snacks like beef noodles, hulatang, and osmanthus cakes, while experiencing the vibrant Muslim culture.

13:00 - 14:30 Lunch

  • Choose a highly-rated restaurant in the Muslim Quarter for lunch and immerse yourself in the local food culture.

15:00 - 17:00 Shaanxi History Museum

  • After lunch, visit the Shaanxi History Museum, which houses a vast collection of Chinese historical artifacts, particularly from the Zhou, Qin, Han, and Tang dynasties. It’s a must-visit for understanding ancient Chinese civilization.

17:30 - 19:00 Xiaozhai or Qujiang New District

  • Depending on your interests, you can visit Xiaozhai for some shopping or head to Qujiang New District to explore the Tang Paradise and experience the grandeur of royal gardens, making for a perfect end to your trip.

Return to Guangdong

  • Arrange transportation or take public transit to the airport, ensuring you arrive in time for your flight back to Guangdong.

Please adjust the itinerary based on actual conditions, such as weather, traffic, and personal energy levels. I hope you have a pleasant and enriching weekend in Xi’an!

Wow, Alibaba’s AI went all out but completely misunderstood my request. Half of the plan was dedicated to arranging activities for next Sunday.


KimiChat

Based on your information, you’ll arrive at Northwest University of Political Science and Law next Tuesday morning for training and return to Guangdong on Saturday afternoon, with daytime classes. Therefore, we can arrange some evening and weekend activities. Here’s a customized travel plan:

Friday Evening:

  1. Big Wild Goose Pagoda [^11^]: A famous cultural site in Xi’an, where you can enjoy the night view and experience Buddhist culture and ancient architecture.

  2. Tang Paradise [^12^]: Located near the Big Wild Goose Pagoda, this area offers shops, restaurants, and entertainment, perfect for experiencing Xi’an’s nightlife.

Saturday Morning (After Classes):

  1. Shaanxi History Museum [^4^]: Home to a rich collection of ancient Chinese artifacts, it’s a great place to learn about Chinese history.

  2. Xi’an City Wall [^4^]: You can bike or walk along the ancient city wall, soaking in the historical atmosphere.

Saturday Afternoon (Before Departure):

  1. Muslim Quarter [^4^]: Sample Xi’an specialties like roujiamo and liangpi.

  2. Bell Tower & Drum Tower [^12^]: Located in downtown Xi’an, these landmarks offer a quick glimpse into the city’s bustling history.

Other Suggestions:

  • Xi’an SKP Cinema [^5^]: If you have free time in the evening, consider watching a movie to relax.
  • Lianhu Park [^5^]: If time permits, take a stroll in the park and enjoy nature.

Please note that due to your limited time, it’s best to choose attractions close to Northwest University of Political Science and Law to minimize travel time. Adjust the plan as needed to ensure it doesn’t interfere with your training. I hope you have a wonderful time in Xi’an!

This AI, which claims to have the strongest Chinese language proficiency, also failed to analyze my input correctly. It not only scheduled activities for Saturday afternoon but also ignored the earlier evenings.


Zhipu Qingyan

Your schedule involves attending training at Northwest University of Political Science and Law next Tuesday morning and returning to Guangdong on Saturday afternoon, with daytime classes. Therefore, your main free time is Saturday morning and Sunday. Here’s a simple travel plan:

Saturday Morning: Visit the Shaanxi History Museum

  1. The Shaanxi History Museum is one of China’s largest historical museums, offering a deep dive into ancient Chinese history and culture.
  2. Opening Hours: 08:30-18:00 (last entry at 16:30). It’s best to arrive at 08:30 when it opens to make the most of your visit.
  3. Tickets: Free, but online reservations are required.

Saturday Afternoon: Visit the Big Wild Goose Pagoda and Small Wild Goose Pagoda

  1. The Big Wild Goose Pagoda is a famous tourist site and an important cultural heritage of ancient Chinese Buddhism.
  2. The Small Wild Goose Pagoda is similar but smaller and more tranquil.
  3. Both are close to each other and can be visited together.

Sunday Morning: Visit the Xi’an City Wall

  1. The Xi’an City Wall is the largest and best-preserved ancient city wall in China. You can bike or walk along it.
  2. Opening Hours: 08:00-22:00. Arrive at 08:00 to avoid crowds.

Sunday Afternoon: Visit the Terracotta Warriors Museum

  1. The Terracotta Warriors Museum is one of China’s most famous museums, showcasing the burial pits and terracotta army of Emperor Qin Shi Huang.
  2. Opening Hours: 08:30-18:00 (last entry at 16:00). Visit in the afternoon to avoid peak hours.
  3. Tickets: 150 RMB per person, with online reservations required.

I hope this travel plan helps. Please stay safe and follow local regulations during your trip. Have a great journey!

Zhipu Qingyan also faltered on this task, failing to analyze my input correctly. It only scheduled activities for Saturday morning and added an entire Sunday itinerary.


Wenxin Yiyan

Sure, please prepare relevant study materials in advance based on the daily course content. You might consider visiting nearby campus attractions or interacting with other trainees. Ensure you complete your return procedures early and allow enough time to get to the airport. Follow training discipline and university regulations. If you have any other questions, feel free to ask.

I can only say two words: typical Baidu quality.


Tencent Hunyuan

Here’s a basic travel plan:

Friday:

  • Morning: Leave home and head to Northwest University of Political Science and Law for training.
  • Afternoon: Attend training and be punctual.

Saturday:

  • Morning: Attend classes, take notes, and stay focused.
  • Afternoon: Continue classes after lunch.
  • Evening: Training ends. Depending on the schedule, you may need to return home to pack and then head to the airport for your flight back.

Sunday:

  • Morning: Arrive in Guangdong, rest, and recharge.
  • Afternoon: Engage in leisure activities like walking or shopping.
  • Evening: Prepare for bed and get ready to return to work the next day.

Please check your transportation options in advance to ensure you arrive at the train station or airport on time. Also, pack appropriate clothing based on the weather. I wish you a pleasant trip and successful training! Let me know if you have any other questions.

On par with Baidu’s performance.


Conclusion

I’ve been using DeepSeek frequently lately, and after it made a simple mistake in answering my question, I decided to test other domestic AI platforms. Surprisingly, all the domestic AIs I tested failed.

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