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Thank you. From Wondry, I'm David Brown, and this is Business Wars Daily on this Wednesday, June 28th.

When most customers hit up a drive-th, there's a basic expectation of what will happen.

Someone will take your order, you'll pay, pick up your food, and be on your way.

But for the past few years, many fast food chains have been quietly testing a new concept,

one that does away with that person taking your order.

You may have guessed what I'm about to say.

AI is everywhere,

and it's likely coming to a drive-thru near you. But let's first acknowledge the benefits and

drawbacks of drive-through AI. Many chains see it as a great deal, according to CNN. They say it can

ease burdens for overworked employees, improve order accuracy, and here's the

kicker. Upsell customers better than any old human can. Yeah, because sometimes a human asking,

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