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Sure, they went through a long process of dressing them up as nice as possible. But they were still just ideal versions of the thing you actually receive. While
by Gigachad 1y ago
Sure, they went through a long process of dressing them up as nice as possible. But they were still just ideal versions of the thing you actually receive. While the AI food looks pretty much nothing like what the restaurant is actually making.
And outside of mega chains like McDonalds, most restaurants used fully real images.
- thrown-0825 1y agoThis is provably false. There is a large industry based around faking food, you can watch some pretty interesting videos on the process and you will quickly find that they rarely use anything resembling the actual food you will be eating. Japan is an extreme example, but there they literally use wax models to advertise their food.
- Gigachad 1y agoThose fake food models are still made to look just like the actual meal. I don't know if you've looked at any of these AI food pictures but they look nothing like the end result. And they are also signalling low effort and low initial investment unlike commissioning custom models of ramen bowls.
- bmicraft 1y agoI've been to plenty of local joints where photos clearly a) weren't taken by them, and b) didn't at all match the food. Still delicious food for a good price, but the picture is more a vague idea of what it could look like if you payed 3x as much somewhere else. It's been that way for as long as I can remember.