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Sainsbury’s tests facial recognition technology in effort to tackle shoplifting
(www.theguardian.com)
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Haha, it's been coming for ages. I'm pretty bored of being treated like some kind of cattle criminal in Sainsbury's, having to go through their gated self checkout system (because it costs too much to employ a human) and obviously scan my receipt to get out because goodness knows after getting absolutely rinsed on prices I have to prove that I've paid too.
Fucking scumbag execs, hope they choke on the profits 👍
Mm but then you're in the US which I think is worse than Sainsbury's