Starbucks’ AI tool didn’t die in a pilot. It died in 11,300 stores.
Starbucks told NomadGo on 3 April that it was scrapping the AI inventory tool the Redmond startup had built for it. Within days the 30-person company cut a large part of its workforce, according to GeekWire. The cuts included the technical team that ran the Starbucks account. Starbucks did not tell its own baristas for […]<br /> This story continues at The Next Web [...]
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