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To one-up themselves, perhaps Delta could also scan faces immediately upon arrival, with a focus on sentiment analysis to get an idea as to how satisfied their
by expathacker 8y ago
To one-up themselves, perhaps Delta could also scan faces immediately upon arrival, with a focus on sentiment analysis to get an idea as to how satisfied their customers are at the end of the trip?
- newsbinator 8y agoThen you're dealing with the Heisenberg uncertainty principle of sentiment analysis in face-scanning: person may have been pretty happy, until they noticed you face-scanning the people ahead in line.
- Razengan 8y agoHave the line turn a corner so people in the back can't see what's happening to the people at the front. (sigh it's so long past the point of joking that it wouldn't be a surprise to see something like this implemented somewhere for similar reasons.)
- sand500 8y agos/Heisenberg uncertainty principle/observer effect/
- newsbinator 8y agoAppreciate the correction! Always glad for an assist from a Heisenberg compensator.
- dgut 8y agoHah, that's funny. As an anecdote, I was having a nice trip back from holidays when a security guard body-searched my then 2-year-old kid at Amsterdam airport on arrival. The shock-realization of what sort of society we've become threw me off the track.
- sidcool 8y agoDelta has a lot to improve in other areas to one up themselves.