But it is strange.
Why can only convenience store affiliated store owners think that only convenience stores can not be unmanned?
Do convenience store frontier operations require a high degree of mental strategy so that they can not accept customers or make business decisions without people?
Aren't customers just buying the goods and services that are in the store? In order to make that happen, the in-store staff will have to read the customer's deep psychology and negotiate tenaciously?
The convenience store has a wide variety of products and services, but the work itself is quite simple. It is not a business condition that requires advanced negotiations with customers. Therefore, convenience store over-the-counter business is a business form that can be simplified. It is said that about 50% of the current working population will be AIized by 2025, but simplistic operations such as retailing will be AIized first.
Although it can be understood that affiliated store owners want to look away from this sad fact, the present business will be said to be an old business in the near future. The current work that survives even in the AI era is the one that can only be done by human beings．
