Just Eat apologises after AI-generated images blunder

Author: aljazeera.comPublished on: October 24, 2026Country: United Kingdom

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Just Eat apologises after AI-generated images blunder

Just Eat apologised after AI-generated images of food went viral for grossly misrepresenting menu items. The company said it was testing the technology to illustrate dishes that did not have photos. It has paused the trial until the AI is further developed.

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