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Just Eat says it is removing inaccurate AI-enhanced food images and has paused the rollout while it develops the tool further. The company apologised after images of dishes, including a jacket potato depicted as a jacket covered in potatoes, drew attention online.
Why it mattersThe practical point is bigger than a memorable menu mishap: Just Eat says accurate dish photos help customers know what they are ordering, and it works with restaurants on their food imagery. The company’s response was reported by Indy100. What should matter more in food ordering: faster, cheaper images, or photos customers can trust?
Discuss: Should food platforms let restaurants use AI-generated dish photos only when they can guarantee the images accurately represent the meal?
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