The menus on your next Uber eating order may suffer from ornaments using Generative AI. The Food Delivery Service is developing new features that aims to help businesses advertise and interact with users, including menu descriptions, food images, and AI additions to the review summary, as well as direct chat tools and payment of the user’s images.
AI tools can be used to produce menu items and summarize consumer studies to highlight the comments related to business sectors that need improvement. Uber Ets also says that he is using AI for “detection and enhances low -quality food images” on the menos, either by changing the light, resolution and framing, or by editing food on various plates or backgrounds. Examples provided by Uber Ets show that this feature can also use a generative AI to adjust its self -adjustment, such as expanding it or filling any vacuum when digital re -plating.
For menu items that have no pictures at all, Uber Ets will also allow users to upload their order photo when reviewing. This feature is launching globally, and can be accessed by tapping the “Add photos” option on the rate order screen. If users in the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada, and Mexico have published their photos, Uber can receive payments in these app credit.
Finally, Uber Ets is introducing a new live order chat feature that allows businesses to contact directly so that any issue can be contacted before sending them with the order. Once the order is received, traders can then start real -time communications to clarify a particular request, check nutritional or allergic needs, or inform them of stock -out items to discuss alternatives.
The features of the user uploaded from the user and the direct order chat features can provide users with a better idea of what they expect from their orders before they reach their door. However, the content of AI-race and manipulation can be unexpected, and we will not know how reliable these tools are until they appear on the menus.
