Dude Singlehandedly saved hundreds of jobs, a real hero. He deserves 18000 waters
5 days ago | 23,000
I like how the article ends with essentially "but sometimes the ai got orders right 🥺" like, yeah cool, no one says it's always wrong, the issue is it's not reliable so "sometimes working" is just redescribing the problem, not something to celebrate
5 days ago | 15,000
55 burgers 55 fries 55 chicken nuggets 55 diet cokes 55 wings 55 chocolate shakes
5 days ago | 29,000
It's almost like removing the service from food service isn't a good idea! Who would have thought?!
5 days ago | 9,000
There is not a single human who prefers a robot order-taker. So when Taco Bell claims it is to improve service, what they really mean is they want to make more money by cutting jobs. And that’s what they’re going to do.
5 days ago | 9,400
Bless this man, may he always sleep well and never be out of money.
4 days ago | 1,200
If AI takes over our European drive thrus, then I'll always tell them "I'll have two number 9s, a number 9 large, a number 6 with extra dip, a number 7, two number 45s, one with cheese, and a large soda." and let them react.
5 days ago | 4,800
Oh look. Exactly what everyone warned would happen, happened. How shocking.
5 days ago | 685
My fiance got so mad that the ai couldn't understand him he started cursing and a human came right away 😂
5 days ago | 2,400
I watched a video yesterday of it totalling someone's burger meal to $420. When the customer asked why is it $420, the AI started recalculating and then showed his order at like $48,000
5 days ago | 1,000
The whole AI thing boils down to, just because you can doesn't mean you should
5 days ago | 973
Don’t feel bad trolling AI, you’re doing the world a great favor, billion dollar companies don’t need that extra revenue, but the working class needs their jobs.
4 days ago (edited) | 274
I feel like trying to automate a vast plethora of jobs without infrastructure of UBI, all so companies can look for ways to not pay workers and increase shareholders profits, is going to come to a head sooner rather than later when robots are doing all the work but no one can find a job or afford to participate in capitalism. We're not on a sustainable trajectory.
5 days ago | 1,600
This is like those people in math books who buy 106 bananas
5 days ago | 669
I’d much rather have a human that may get one aspect of the order wrong once a month compared to an ai literally anyone can mess with
5 days ago | 535
🤣🤣😐🤣🤣🤣 My son is going to love this. He used to work at Taco Bell until everyone else quit on the same night (including the manager)! He was left by himself to run the entire shop. No keys to lock up. No change. No relief. No way to close the dinning room until closing! He had to call the police to take over the building so he could leave. He couldn't lock the registers, dump the cash or even lock up the building! The regional manager was too busy to come
2 days ago | 22
BBC News
Taco Bell is rethinking its use of AI to power drive-through restaurants in the US after a customer ordered 18,000 waters. See what else went wrong: bbc.in/47kLUma
5 days ago | [YT] | 130,328