Just Food Delivery App Apologises Over Wrong AI Food Photos (Credits: Instagram)
\n\nJust when the internet was trolling everything AI Slop, another banger dropped. AI can write articles, generate images and even help restaurants showcase their menus. But when a food delivery platform asked AI to create pictures of dishes, the results were bizzare and weird. From a jacket seemingly made of potatoes to tiger cubs swimming in a bowl, the images have sparked online ridicule and forced the company to apologise.
\n\nJust Eat, a popular food delivery platform in the UK, had been testing AI-generated images to help restaurants display dishes that did not have photographs on their menus. The idea was to make food listings more visually appealing without requiring every restaurant to arrange professional photography. However, the experiment quickly turned into a recipe for disaster when the technology began interpreting familiar food names far too literally.
\n\nOne of the strangest creations involved a jacket potato, a popular British dish consisting of a baked potato with a crispy skin and various fillings. Instead of showing the actual dish, AI reportedly interpreted the name as a winter jacket covered with potatoes. Another image showed a bowl of tiger cubs…
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