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That is a bit unimpressive, right? They could just randomly pick anything from the menu, and say it was because of the scan, and it would still have the same P
by RubyPinch 10y ago
That is a bit unimpressive, right?
They could just randomly pick anything from the menu, and say it was because of the scan, and it would still have the same PR effect, wouldn't it? (since no one would suspect it of getting it perfectly right in the first place)
- BipolarElsa 10y ago>That is a bit unimpressive, right? You're saying this based off an incomplete picture of the Big Fast Food endgame. Let me explain: this face-scan technology is just the base precursor to how it would work in the future. In the future the face scan would recognize who you are and what you've ordered at McDonalds since forever -- like going over to Grandma's house for dinner. They'll probably program it say comfortable things like: "Same as usual, Sam? 2 Big Macs and a small coke?" But then they'll expand it to do more risky stuff based on your demographic and history like: "Maybe swap those 2 Big Macs for 2 McRibs?" THe possibilities are endless and the ability to recognize your face would be limitless. It could first start out on a volunteer trial basis and go from there.