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Just Eat apologises for AI food mistakes after social media ridicule

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Just Eat announced the immediate removal of inaccurate AI-generated food images and paused its AI food generation rollout following social media backlash. The company stated it was acting to prevent further misinformation, though the specific nature of the errors and the scope of the pause remain undefined.

Key points

• Just Eat removed inaccurate AI images and paused the AI food generation rollout.
• The decision was made in response to social media ridicule regarding the AI's accuracy.

Context

Just Eat is a major UK food delivery service. The incident occurred in October 2026, where AI tools were used to generate images of food, but the results were deemed inaccurate by users and critics.

Limitations

The evidence is limited to a single sentence from a spokesperson. Specific details about the types of errors, the number of affected images, the duration of the pause, and the reasons for the social media backlash are not provided.

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