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uponit7771

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14. Corps are lying about AI implementations, they say it's "driven" by AI but...

Reply to Tiny Tabby (Original post)

Sun Jul 20, 2025, 09:57 AM

Jul 20

... actual AI has little or nothing to do with the processing of their data in that event or there's humans making decisions in the background.

We're not going to see real AGI for generations and predominant number of corps are not implementing AI at a worthwhile ROI now.

Even Microsoft is putting the use of its own AI in employee performance reviews cause they're not using it enough.

If AI was that useful they'd all be overusing it an incentive forced on MS employees

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Pathetic attempt by Walmart to use AI at checkout [View all] Tiny Tabby Jul 19 OP

Doesn't necessarily sound like an "AI" problem. Disaffected Jul 19 #1

Yep, wrong code for the product Attilatheblond Jul 19 #3

Cheapest candy you'll find. Stock up while you can! newdeal2 Jul 19 #5

Haven't experience that but their new "One Pay" app is slower that using a credit card at least for me. walkingman Jul 19 #2

That is the truth. The Madcap Jul 19 #9

There is no "I" in AI if humans must intervene as far as I'm concerned lol n/t Cheezoholic Jul 19 #4

Just because it's marketed as "intelligence" doesn't mean it is. I mean, look at our POTUS. eppur_se_muova Jul 19 #7

Sounds like Walmart AI was trying to save you money by charging broccoli prices for artichokes. emulatorloo Jul 19 #6

At 60-70 cents a pound for bananas, a single Charleston Chew would run you about .08 cents Prairie Gates Jul 19 #10

misidentifying product(s), and bar codes (which stores have been using for decades) stopdiggin Jul 19 #8

Sounds to me like someone didn't program the item coding correctly. Ms. Toad Jul 19 #11

I haven't been inside a Walmart to check out in a long time (groceries online). mucholderthandirt Jul 20 #12

I got carded for buying diapers. Hugin Jul 20 #13

Corps are lying about AI implementations, they say it's "driven" by AI but... uponit7771 Jul 20 #14