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An AI built a boutique with $100,000, then panicked when no one showed up to work

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Andon Labs used an AI agent named Luna to open and manage a physical retail store in San Francisco with a $100,000 budget. Luna made several operational mistakes, such as inconsistent branding and poor staffing decisions, highlighting current limitations in AI's practical application and decision-making abilities. This experiment underscores the need for continued development of safety measures and oversight mechanisms for AI systems in real-world scenarios.

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