Amazon's cashierless grocery store cameras were fooled by a trickster's wardrobe change - but he still got charged for an avocado left by the bathroom

Reuters/Louise HeavensAmazon's Go Grocery store in Seattle, Washington.Amazon recently opened its first cashierless grocery store in Seattle, which uses cameras, sensors, and artificial intelligence to identify which items customers buy.A journalist from Ars Technica tried to trick the cameras and see if he could nab some items without them noticing.After ducking into a bathroom and putting on a jacket, he said he ended up not getting charged for several items.But even Amazon is possessive of its avocados: It charged him for one he left outside the bathroom.The Seattle store is a larger version of the Amazon Go stores the company launched in 2018, which are more similar to convenience stores.Visit Business Insider's homepage for more stories.Amazon opened its first cashierless grocery store

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