Matador CEO Says A.I.-Powered Travel Tool GuideGeek Can Forge Human Connections ...Middle East

Salesforce Tower and the San Francisco skyline behind the Golden Gate Bridge at dusk. (Photo by … [+] Scott Strazzante/San Francisco Chronicle via Getty Images) Hearst Newspapers via Getty Images It’s a brisk morning on the San Francisco Bay as Ross Borden unlocks the door to the Sausalito warehouse Matador Network calls home. The co-founder and CEO of one of the planet’s most prolific travel websites hasn’t been to this dockside doorstep in a while, he admits. He’s got a newborn at home. As one might expect from a global network of travel writers and content creators, Matador’s home office is seldom used. But as the mid-morning sun beings to burn a porthole to the glistening city in the

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