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Everyone, just point and laugh

For context, I work for Kroger. They just implemented an AI powered robot that scans shelves to make sure prices are accurate. It's got a 38% accuracy and is covered in cameras. It's literally taking jobs from actual humans, and the company is spending $4k a month per store to rent this dumbass rob…

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  1. 2026-10-01 04:15 · r/antiai
    Everyone, just point and laugh

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