McDonald's Plans $8.5 Billion Investment Including AI to Revitalize Brand
McDonald's has announced a significant $8.5 billion investment strategy aimed at revitalizing its restaurant locations, with a specific focus on integrating artificial intelligence technology. The move is intended to help the fast-food chain stage a comeback. However, the announcement has been met with skepticism from some consumers who suggest that the company should prioritize returning to more affordable pricing models, such as the classic Dollar Menu, and restoring nostalgic features like the Nintendo 64 gaming stations that were once common in their PlayPlace areas.
The IA was mean to study the fat fucks that go to the locations and change prices live to put the maximun price that every fat fuck whould pay for the burger. Its not a joke, that is the plan.
McDonald's used to make cheap, shitty, fast food. We accepted that the food was shitty because it was cheap and fast. McDonald's still makes shitty food, but it is no longer cheap or fast.
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i bought a "hamburger", it was like 2 eur. 2 soggy breads, 0.5cm think "meat", literally a drop of ketchup and 1 pickled cucumber slice. I wonder how AI will fix that
Dollar menu lose them money. Ai lose them money. Man just ask a cook to improve your meat, at this poimt just improve your product and lose money there.
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What kind of garbage article is that even supposed to be? Can't even English use correctly. Besides that, never understood the nostalgic feelings towards a garbage fast food place. Does the world really need more fat children/people?
I've heard an analysis than McDonald is that detached with everythign because McDonald, the company, doesn't make profit by selling food, but by renting the building to the one who actually has to run the show and make a living by selling food. As long the restaurants stay afloat
I feel personally responsible for the decline, and I'm proud of that. I worked at a McD's in Highschool and have avoided them since. I hated them so much, that I devised a diabolical plan to bring the company to its knees. I bought some of their stock. It's gone down since. BWAHA
Paying $2.79 for a cheeseburger with 1/10th of a pound of meat is not going to get me back. It's not a joke that the pickle is thicker than the beef.