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Uber Eats is adding AI to menus, food photos, and reviews
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Ridiculous, but it’s also like fast food commercials. If you think the meal you’re getting from Burger King will look anything like the commercial you saw, you might just also believe these AI Uber Eats menu photos.
There will be items in the generated pictures that won‘t be part of the menu and it will be a shitshow.
Yeah it's always been skewed. Undercooked burgers and blowing cigarette smoke on it to make it "steaming".
They just have new and easier ways to misrepresent marketing.
I mean, you wouldn't actually want to eat what you saw in the ad. Meat painted with wood varnish to make it shiny, cardboard spacers between layers of a burger to make it stand up more, white paint in the thick shakes, etc.