Computer says no! Bizarre technology fails that will make you want to go offline

Release time：2024-05-20 11:01:46 Source：World Watch news portal

As technology continues to develop with the rise of AI and the advancement of the internet, some people may feel overwhelmed.

But these pictures prove computers have a long way to go before they are just as good as humans.

This gallery, curated by Bored Panda, has put together pictures from around the world of some of the biggest software fails.

One snap shows a person, thought to be from the US, ordering a Starbucks on the app, except the Seattle-based coffee company has stated tap water as 'out of season' on the app, meaning she cannot quench her thirst.

Another screenshot shows a US-based student going through a multi-choice form for Walgreens.

Software for this bus has malfunctioned and therefore has no idea where it is driving to, much to the confusion of its passengers

However, the drugstore giant has replaced the 'yes' option with the completely unrelated word 'forks'.

A bus is also pictured displaying an LED message on the outside saying it is 'out of' and then instead of saying 'service' it instead has a smiley face emoji, which makes it look as though the vehicle is in a bad mood.

California-based tech company Apple has an automated helper Siri for those who have an iPhone or iPad. But when a customer asked Siri to find the App Store, it said they would have to download the App Store from the App Store.

Here, Femail has put together the most hilarious pictures from the gallery that will leave you scratching your head.

Road to hell! This road sign, thought to be in the US, told drivers the temperature outside, rather than their speed 

Someone posted a screenshot on Reddit about the American drugstore Walgreens, which adding the word 'forks' as an option on a questionnaire about vaccinations 

Wheely sad! This bus must've woken up in a bad mood today because instead of saying it is out of service it instead says it's out of smiles 

If only! This sports watch appears to be faulty and told its owner that they burned a whopping 216,453 calories during a workout

This website's spell check is incorrect and has flagged that someone has spelt the word 'doesn't' wrong when it is in fact right and has gone one step furthur and given wrong corrections 

Waiting for Ahsoka! American production company Disney Plus told Star Wars fans its spin-off series was coming to its streaming service in the year 3000

This iPhone seems to have malfunctioned and cannot find the App Store, so gave the owner an impossible solution

This person, thought to be in the US, shared a screenshot of her Starbucks order and said the popular Seattle-based cafe cannot even offer water as it is 'out of season' 

This person, from Turkey, had their Android phone glitch and say their battery was at one billion per cent charge 

In America, where tipping is common, this website has given customers the option to leave no tip three times 

This person was particularly confused when they got a notification telling them their battery was low despite it being at 100 per cent goole 

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