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Regarding first paragraph, spot on. Regarding second paragraph, note that the store literally has a dozen high res video feeds from all angles that recorded th
by meghan_rain 4y ago
Regarding first paragraph, spot on.
Regarding second paragraph, note that the store literally has a dozen high res video feeds from all angles that recorded the entire duration of the visit. There is ample of evidence to prove things one way or the other. Customers caught repeatedly filing fake disputes would simply be banned from entering those stores, which could even be enforced using the same hardware (banned person trespassing detected through AI? autocall the cops). I understand this has a slight dystopian/surveillance state note though.
- PaulHoule 4y agoYou're right but I totally wouldn't want to go there. Not sure the police would be in a great to chase after somebody just because an A.I. sent them a bundle of paperwork.
- SargeDebian 4y agoThe police? I'd say the parties are the customer, Amazon and a payment party where the charge was disputed. How would the police get involved?
- PaulHoule 4y agoIf somebody keeps coming back after they’ve been barred.