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In reply to the discussion: Revealed: Wal*Mart Is Rolling Out AI Camera Scanners to Catch Self-Checkout Fraud in 1,000 Stores [View all]EX500rider
(12,588 posts)49. It will be used to "unfairly" target shoplifters of all colors. nt
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Revealed: Wal*Mart Is Rolling Out AI Camera Scanners to Catch Self-Checkout Fraud in 1,000 Stores [View all]
TheBlackAdder
Aug 2019
OP
If I only have a few things and need to get through fast I absolutely love self checkout!
Quixote1818
Aug 2019
#21
Just not going there...! Misscans every single time... last time I did it... 3 times I had to call
JCMach1
Aug 2019
#69
My two biggest pet peeves (in my dotage I guess) are self service cashiers and roundabouts
JCMach1
Aug 2019
#83
You do realize that when stores go to all scanners they won't be time savers anymore.
Farmer-Rick
Aug 2019
#92
And you'll need it if the Wal*Mart inspector stops you when you try to leave the building.
TheBlackAdder
Aug 2019
#39
how is this different from before ? don't they already have cameras and if they see you take
JI7
Aug 2019
#7
It's software that flags whether or not you are stealing, not people. Wal*Mart says it saves staff.
TheBlackAdder
Aug 2019
#40
You know it! Over 4,700 stores and only 1,000 get it. These inspectors are in lower-income areas.
TheBlackAdder
Aug 2019
#42
They will roll it out in stores with the highest stock loss which makes sense. nt
EX500rider
Aug 2019
#51
The law is quite clear on these kinds of things. Plausible deniability from human error
Quixote1818
Aug 2019
#30
With all the shootings, you wanna get out of Wally World as fast as you can.
NightWatcher
Aug 2019
#35
With 5,362 retails units in the US, statistically you will be in more danger driving there. nt
EX500rider
Aug 2019
#50
At times Wal*Mart has been arresting both cashiers and shopper claiming they are in cahoots.
TheBlackAdder
Aug 2019
#68
My son works for the company that does the user interface design for Kroger
greymattermom
Aug 2019
#53
Our local Walmart has installed gates to prevent shoppers from leaving the store without
LastLiberal in PalmSprings
Aug 2019
#58
I don't shop at Walmart, and Target has plenty of cashiers working so unless I'm
Luciferous
Aug 2019
#59