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[SharesForBrekky]

Fast food giant trialling new drive-through feature

Hungry Jack's is trialling a new drive-through feature which the fast food giant hopes to roll-out to more ...

www.9news.com.au

Hungry Jack's is trialling a new drive-through feature which the fast food giant hopes to rollout to more restaurants this year.
The St Peters outlet in Sydney's inner west is using artificial intelligence to take customer orders as a part of a test to "determine the effectiveness of the technology in delivering service improvements".


My apologies as I can’t recall the company name and searching proved difficult but weren’t we involved with a company involved in fast food drive through ordering systems

GMAC Intelligence Goes Big with BrainChip Partnership

Learn how this partnership amplifies the capabilities of AI and cognitive computing to drive innovation across various industries.

brainchip.com

This is the partnership you're after.

 

[TopCat]

GMAC Intelligence Goes Big with BrainChip Partnership

Learn how this partnership amplifies the capabilities of AI and cognitive computing to drive innovation across various industries.

brainchip.com

This is the partnership you're after.

That’s the one. Thanks. Would be great if somehow we’re involved

 

[Kianadanial12]

Starting with a saft agreement of return on your deposit ,do you know you can have an opportunity of holding shares with BIT CAPITAL,a Chicago company with over more than 10,000 investors at the moment.

 

[DK6161]

Starting with a saft agreement of return on your deposit ,do you know you can have an opportunity of holding shares with BIT CAPITAL,a Chicago company with over more than 10,000 investors at the moment.

Who the fvkk is this B!THC?

 

[DK6161]

Excited about this week! Hopefully the global market will rise again. GLTAH

 

[cosors]

We are suffering an invasion here at TSE. Today alone I put 4 new generic ones on ignore. Someone else made the assumption that these are bots. I'm not familiar with it myself If could be and I have no contact with zeeb0t. At the time, mails from me always went unanswered. Maybe one of you has a better connection to him and he can take a look at it and give dreddb0t a new order.

@TECH I'm very sorry to hear that. I am with you. And I hope we get to read you again sometime (soon). You will be free to choose your new name. I'll recognise you like an old friend by the voice alone. Take care and keep your chin up. We'll hold the fort here.

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Five...
This new sleeve arrived here yesterday.

 

[DK6161]

Fast food giant trialling new drive-through feature

Hungry Jack's is trialling a new drive-through feature which the fast food giant hopes to roll-out to more ...

www.9news.com.au

Hungry Jack's is trialling a new drive-through feature which the fast food giant hopes to rollout to more restaurants this year.
The St Peters outlet in Sydney's inner west is using artificial intelligence to take customer orders as a part of a test to "determine the effectiveness of the technology in delivering service improvements".


My apologies as I can’t recall the company name and searching proved difficult but weren’t we involved with a company involved in fast food drive through ordering systems

Was hoping for a mention of GMAC in Hungry Jack's website, but only came up with Grill Masters Chicago Angus....sooo close!

 

[Kianadanial12]

You

Who the fvkk is this B!THC?why are you cussing

 

[equanimous]

Starting with a saft agreement of return on your deposit ,do you know you can have an opportunity of holding shares with BIT CAPITAL,a Chicago company with over more than 10,000 investors at the moment.

Bit Capital, a company that appears to be based in Chicago, has been flagged as a potential scam. According to reviews on Trustpilot, users have reported significant issues with the company, including:

• Claims that the company is associated with high-risk investments and fraudulent activities.
• Reports of the company misleading customers and failing to deliver on promised services.
• Complaints about the company requesting additional deposits and fees, such as VAT, to process withdrawals or close accounts.
• Allegations that the company does not provide the promised returns and that users lose their invested money.

One user reported that after depositing $50, the company asked for more funds to transfer Bitcoin to their wallet, and then demanded an additional $73 for VAT to process a withdrawal. The user also mentioned being told to reinvest $3000 before closing the account, despite having already deposited $445. The company's practices are described as deceptive and untrustworthy, with no clear path for withdrawal or account closure.

 

[equanimous]

Can you please make a screenshot ,I think we’re on different page here

Sure I have one person who is interested in your services. Please contact person below he is a nice guy

 

[Fullmoonfever]

Sure I have one person who is interested in your services. Please contact person below he is a nice guy

Just report the crap.

 

[Bravo]

Can you please make a screenshot ,I think we’re on different page here

 

[The Pope]

Is Steve hinting at something.?

https://www.linkedin.com/posts/elli...p&rcm=ACoAADDiEIwBjYqxVppXuQtYvrrz7uvUft3uTeU

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I saw the same like but who knows. Hopefully it turns into revenue for BrainChip.
I suggest if Antonio had liked it he would have forgotten by now.

 

[Falling Knife]

 

[Pom down under]

Bit Capital, a company that appears to be based in Chicago, has been flagged as a potential scam. According to reviews on Trustpilot, users have reported significant issues with the company, including:

• Claims that the company is associated with high-risk investments and fraudulent activities.
• Reports of the company misleading customers and failing to deliver on promised services.
• Complaints about the company requesting additional deposits and fees, such as VAT, to process withdrawals or close accounts.
• Allegations that the company does not provide the promised returns and that users lose their invested money.

One user reported that after depositing $50, the company asked for more funds to transfer Bitcoin to their wallet, and then demanded an additional $73 for VAT to process a withdrawal. The user also mentioned being told to reinvest $3000 before closing the account, despite having already deposited $445. The company's practices are described as deceptive and untrustworthy, with no clear path for withdrawal or account closure.

Just received the same as a Pm

 

[HopalongPetrovski]

 

[toasty]

So once again we have the board receiving substantial amounts of shares without ANY transparency concerning the milestones reached. Obviously it can't be because of the share price.......................

 

[HopalongPetrovski]

I believe we should work together and show love to each other will really make our life great

 

[7für7]

You know… at least we got 2 announcements since the AGM

 

[Wags]

So once again we have the board receiving substantial amounts of shares without ANY transparency concerning the milestones reached. Obviously it can't be because of the share price.......................

Is this where we get smashed further for directors selling shares for "tax purposes"?