AI-Only Cafe Goes Viral — But It Still Can't Work Without Humans
It's about Andon Cafe — widely discussed online as the "first establishment with no humans." The operations are powered by AI based on Claude, which makes decisions, manages orders, and even acts as the "director." But there's a catch: without real employees, it quickly descends into chaos. 🤯
The AI regularly makes mistakes — for example, it might order several thousand gloves or stockpile the warehouse with toilet paper.
In the end, humans remain a key part of the process: they prepare drinks, hand out orders, and fix the algorithm's blunders.
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