Amazon’s new tech grocery stores behind its downfall?
Few days ago, I came across a YouTube video. There was this man, a Pakistani in New York City hailing the courtesy of Amazon of introducing the first ever fully automated store. The guy gave his viewers a decent tour of how everyone can easily be picked and charged by the artificial intelligence savvy surveillance system. One would simply take out a bottle of Coke and would be charged from the bank card inside his wallet without even taking out. Back then Amazon was aiming to diminish the traditional grocery store cashier system. Everyone on the internet commended the retail giant. It was a revolutionizing step taken in hope to change the entire grocery shopping ecosystem by turning it into a faster and convenient experience for the customers. The idea probably kick-started in 2017 when Amazon acquired Whole Foods grocery store chain for $13.7 billion. Everything seemed perfect for Amazon until a few years later they discovered that it wasn’t. Turns out, the aspect Amazon was aim