This is a most excellent place for technology news and articles.
Company that outsourced a part of its business for operational and cost efficiencies upset when outsource company looks for operational and cost efficiencies.
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I was hoping there's some kind of free exploit thing with the AI to give myself free pizza.
Reading the comments here, y'all don't have insulated bags given by the delivery company over there in the US?!
Sure, but you can't trap the heat forever. Eventually, it's gonna get cold, and even if it doesn't, people are gonna get annoyed when their orders slow way down.
"We're a franchise and we want to cheap out on a working system by implementing a new technology which is a sycophant AI full of bugs and problems, which has a high risk of causing us a shit load of money. But then we get angry and sue if it doesn't work."
Well, you get what you paid for.
It's like the early days of the internet. Companies like airlines going online with their ticket system with little to no cyber-security, and then complain when loads of people fly for free by just giving themselves a free ticket or lose loads of money by a simple bug charging people $0.
Maybe wait for a proper and safe working system instead?
Pizza Hut sucks. They spreadsheeted the flavor out a long time ago.
Yeah as I was reading this article I kept thinking “who the fuck lives in NYC and is eating Pizza Hut??”
Hey pizza hut, what do you want on your tombstone?
While it may not work well for everyone, this is my solution: How To Make Pizza Hut's Pan Pizza At Home | Allrecipes - YouTube
To me it sounds like the suit should be against Doordash not Pizza Hut.
