Pizza Hut's AI delivery system cooks up $100 million franchisee lawsuit — deliveries allegedly shot from under 30 minutes to over 45 under new system
Pizza Hut is facing a $100 million lawsuit from Chaac Pizza Northeast over its AI delivery system, Dragontail. The franchisee claims that the system has significantly increased delivery times, leading to a drop in sales and customer satisfaction. Chaac alleges that Pizza Hut failed to provide adequate training and support during the implementation of the new system.
- ▪Chaac Pizza Northeast is suing Pizza Hut for $100 million due to losses attributed to the Dragontail AI delivery system.
- ▪Delivery times reportedly increased from under 30 minutes to over 45 minutes after the system was implemented.
- ▪Chaac claims that its sales growth dropped from over 10% to -9.78% following the introduction of the AI system.
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