Cooper
Coverage of Cooper in the Nexus archive.
- AI in the aisles: South Florida supermarket shoppers get personal assistant in their carts
Milam’s Market in South Florida has introduced an AI-powered shopping assistant called Cooper, a tablet attached to shopping carts designed to guide and assist customers. The system, developed by Julian Janna, offers real-time store navigation and personalized help, with a beta phase showing positive customer engagement and repeat usage.
- Sheriff in Gavin Newsom’s own backyard goes scorched earth on California governor
A sheriff in Gavin Newsom’s area criticizes the California governor and urges leaders to prioritize victims of crime over offenders. Cooper, the sheriff, closed an interview by calling for a shift in focus.
- Woman accused of duct-taping dog’s muzzle shut, claiming it tried to bite her, sheriff’s office says
A woman named Tammy Annette Roosa was arrested for animal cruelty after duct-taping her dog's muzzle shut, claiming it tried to bite her. Authorities found the dog malnourished and multiple other animals in deplorable conditions at her RV. Roosa resisted arrest and faced additional charges including operating an unpermitted landfill.
- Woman accused of duct-taping dog’s muzzle shut, claiming it tried to bite her, sheriff’s office says
A woman in Florida was arrested after duct-taping her dog's muzzle shut, claiming the dog tried to bite her. Authorities found the dog, named Cooper, in poor health and rescued seven cats, three fish, and other animals from unsanitary conditions in her RV. The woman was charged with animal cruelty and other offenses.
- Woman accused of duct-taping dog’s muzzle shut, claiming it tried to bite her, sheriff’s office says
A dog named Cooper was found with its muzzle duct-taped shut by a woman who claimed it tried to bite her, leading to its rescue and examination by authorities. Detectives discovered 57-year-old Tammy Annette Roosa living in deplorable conditions with multiple animals, resulting in her arrest for animal cruelty and other charges.
- Users claimed they’d never seen a spell checker and panicked at the sight of red squiggles
A company's use of an outdated MS Word document for recording orders led to confusion when a new employee, Mitch, panicked over red underlines caused by Word's spell checker. Cooper, a staff member, explained that the red lines flagged SKUs as non-dictionary words and suggested disabling the spell checker or ignoring the warnings.
- Cooper opens Cabinet dissent against Starmer after extraordinary No10 order to 'just f-ing approve' Mandelson was exposed at explosive hearing
Cooper initiated a Cabinet dissent against Starmer following an unusual directive from 10 Downing Street to approve Mandelson, which was revealed during an explosive hearing. The incident highlights internal UK government tensions and controversial decision-making processes.