AI: What ClaudaAI (Claudia) can’t do — access Google Maps or saved places

Friday, June 26, 2026

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Dialogue – June 28, 2026

USER: Delete all New Jersey saved places in Google Maps

CLAUDE: I don’t have access to Google Maps or your saved places — there’s no Google Maps connector available to me.

To delete saved places in Google Maps yourself:

1. Open Google Maps and tap your profile icon
2. Go to Saved → Your lists
3. Open each list, find NJ places, tap the three dots on each, and select “Remove from list”

Or on desktop at maps.google.com, go to Saved in the left menu and manage from there. Unfortunately there’s no bulk-delete option in Google Maps — it has to be done one by one.

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Argh!

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AI: CLAUDEAI knows McD’s store numbers … … 

Sunday, April 26, 2026

I went to McD’s for a young boy’s dinner (not for me … … … … this time). 

They shorted us 1 chicken mc nugget.

When we got home, I fired up the web site to complain.

After many many questions, some are dumb, others were repetitive, and some were absurd.

The one that was most frustrating was the question — what it is the restaurant number?

Said it was on the receipt … … nope.

Look it up on the web … … nope.

Can’t submit the form without it!

On the off chance, I asked CLAUDE AI.

It knew it was 25184.

Score on for AI.

Next time, I’ll ask AI to complain for me.

Argh!

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RECOMMENDED: CLAUDE as Artificial Intelligence

Thursday, April 9, 2026

​https://claude.ai

I’ve been playing with my new little friend “ClaudeAI”. Free of course. I’ve had several surprising results. Just today I saved myself a lot of time.

I input “extract all emails to or from Austrian Airlines in 2026” and “export to document” and got this in about 3 minutes “All 10 emails are exported to the Word document. It includes a cover page with a summary, then each email in chronological order with a color-coded header (blue for inbound from Austrian Airlines, green for your outbound replies) showing date, from, to, and subject — followed by the full message body.”

Used up all my “free time” until later in the afternoon, but it was great. I would have had to find all those emails — hoping I didn’t miss any one of them — and then print each individually. I figure that would take at least an hour.

If you haven’t tried it, then you should. Of course, don’t use it for anything you don’t want to share publicly. Who knows where it goes?

I have used it to recover a spreadsheet, find my Father’s military info, and summarized a few (long boring TL;DR) articles. It flubbed a few times on complicated jargon or slang.

But all in all, it seems like a great tool.

YMMV (Your Mileage May Vary!) FWIW (For What It’s worth) FAIWWYPFI (Free Advice Is Worth What You Pay For It! ?zero?)

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