Brooke and Jeffrey

That's even more disturbing news out of the Robo Roundup.

And your final, hopefully positive, uplifting AI story.

This is out of a publication called InTouch Insight, and they released their annual fast food drive-thru study.

Hey, now we're talking.

So if you haven't experienced this yet, a lot of chains are starting to use AI at the screen in order to take your order.

What?

Yeah, I actually saw this and an AI tried to charge a guy like $150,000.

Yeah, it's not perfect, but more and more companies are going towards it.

Last year, the average time in line was 5 minutes and 26 seconds.

Remember when McDonald's had, like, the promise it's, like, under a minute or less they would get you your food?

I don't remember that.

Yes.

They used to do that.

So everything here is pre-made.

So last year was five minutes, 26 seconds.

But now with AI in 30% more places, the time is nine seconds slower.

Oh, wait.

Wait a minute.

Wait a minute.

Taco Bell was the fastest at 4 minutes and 16 seconds from order to pickup.