Independent video creator Matt Orfalea just found out YouTube has demonetized his entire channel over a 13-second parody video from May 2014, saying it violates the “violent criminal organizations” policy. The video titled “Starbucks makes you evil | Elliot Rodger” features a clip of the deceased UC Santa Barbara killer Elliot Rodger drinking a Starbucks vanilla latte and saying: “Hey, Elliot Rodger here, enjoying a nice vanilla latte.” It ends with a graphic that says "Starbucks: Insanely overpriced beverages for psychopaths." In a tweet, Orfalea explained, "I’m obviously making fun of materialism, corporations, and narcissists. NOT organizing a violent criminal organization!!!!!!"
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Anyone else clean stalls in neon yoga pants? My mom bought me these yoga pants 12 years ago. My new hot yoga is cleaning manure in 95 degrees so I dress for class!
Just kidding. Only raw milk sales are banned for fear of listeria or other pathogens.
https://apnews.com/article/listeria-chicken-fettucine-alfredo-kroger-walmart-1c3544d1802d7594ca47a7219ffbb111
WE ALL NEED TO WATCH THIS AND UNDERSTAND THE RAMIFICATIONS OF AI !!! ITS IN THE NEW BIG BEAUTIFUL DEAL WITH ZERO OVERSIGHT !!!
So-called artificial intelligence (AI) will keep staff at fast casual dining low. Till more affordable bots can serve and clean tables.
Applebee’s and IHOP Plan to Introduce AI in Restaurants - WSJ
https://www.wsj.com/articles/applebees-and-ihop-plan-to-introduce-ai-in-restaurants-61770ca5
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One promise of AI is that it can make fast-food and casual-dining restaurants more automated, lessening the need for human labor and speeding up the work of existing staff. The ability to offset labor costs—whether by reducing or more accurately forecasting it—is a major cost savings for restaurants, Jashinsky said.
AI can also make the dining experience more efficient and satisfying for customers at drive-throughs and in restaurants.
But there is reason to proceed with caution: AI-based order taking isn’t always accurate, and Wendy’s faced backlash last year for testing menus that used AI to adjust pricing.
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They'll keep at it, till it's normalized. As it already is at some stores.
