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10 September 2026

Hungry Jack’s customer shocked by AI drive-thru assistant sparking warning over looming jobs change

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Hungry Jack’s customer shocked by AI drive-thru assistant sparking warning over looming jobs change

An Aussie man has shared his bizarre experience being served by an AI assistant at a Hungry Jack’s drive-thru, sparking fears that AI is “taking over” human jobs.

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