I learned to dislike self-checkout years ago and so I generally avoid it. If I have one or two items, am in a big hurry, and there's no line at the self-checkou

I learned to dislike self-checkout years ago and so I generally avoid it. If I have one or two items, am in a big hurry, and there's no line at the self-checkout, then I used it, but in the last couple of years I've even stopped doing that exactly because of this kind of thing. Why would I willingly put myself in a situation where I am under increased scrutiny and could easily be wrongly accused of theft? > He said retailers are investing in improving those machines with AI. This makes the whole self-checkout thing seem even riskier.