lattalayta

Depends on the restaurant, but each food item is typically more expensive in app (10-30%). And that's before they add fees, service charges, tips, tax, etc.

I wonder if this sentiment will endure, or if younger generations that grow up around AI will be less discerning?

this feels like the perfect example of an LLM producing a long text document. And end users just using an LLM to summarize it without actually reading it

Maybe it's just me, but does anyone else feel goofy speaking to a computer this way?

Cell phone companies incentivize this, though. It's a better deal for both the parents and children (often 50%) with no difference in service

I've heard another version of this is that AI can speed up some tasks, but then employees still need to wait for meetings, approvals, other users to chime in, etc. that the net effect isn't as pronounced