Sainsbury's installed AI to stop shoplifting. It then wrongly identified a customer who was literally paying for his shopping, and staff followed the machine’s instructions. The company blamed “human error”.The corporate dream: machines make the decisions, humans take the blame.#ai #technology #surveillance https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cddjlmeqjgyo
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