Airbnb cracking down on New Year's Eve parties
Airbnb uses artificial intelligence to block certain one-to-three-night reservations.
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Dec 26, 2023, 11:56 AM
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Updated 631 days ago
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2ds agoAirbnb is working to prevent New Year's Eve parties.
The company uses artificial intelligence to block certain one-to-three-night reservations to crack down on parties. And guests will have to sign an anti-party agreement before booking.
Airbnb used the same program in 2022 and saw a decrease in disruptive parties.
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