AI-Powered Ammo Vending Machines Installed in US Grocery Stores
American Rounds introduces automated kiosks in several states, raising both convenience and security concerns.
- Machines use facial recognition and ID scanning to verify buyers' age and identity.
- Available 24/7, the machines aim to reduce underage sales and theft of ammunition.
- Critics argue that vending machines in grocery stores could normalize ammunition purchases.
- Cybersecurity experts warn about potential hacking risks and system vulnerabilities.
- American Rounds plans to expand the installation of these machines to more states.