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I mean, Walmart started doing this a decade ago before the AI craze. I'm sure they were using machine learning (ai) to help navigate the massive trove of information and political and climate impacts on the chain, but it's a bummer to see Palantir involved.

@purgepalantir.bsky.social

Instead of paying real money a crappy, evil surveillance machine, maybe try inspecting the lettuce and having your employees wash their hands before leaving the loo?

The new mantra appears to be: 'Surveillance will save us all from everything.' I don't like this. This is Emperor Palpatine's philosophy.

Making it even less likely I’ll ever give them my money.

Idiots.

I like chipotle. This makes me question when or if I’ll ever go back.

You know what's a really, really effective food safety measure? Pay your fucking staff when they're sick so they don't come in to work regardless.

Well if I was ever foolish enough to eat at Chipotle, this would certainly make me stop.

Private enterprise self policing only results in more coverups, not better results

Any problem now the answer seems to be more money for surveillance or to companies profiting off of surveillance