#AI Menu ChatGPT

[eatossolutions]

AI Menu Powered by ChatGPT: Revolutionizing Digital Dining

Transform your restaurant menu with AI Menu ChatGPT-powered AI. Offer personalized recommendations, answer customer queries instantly, and create a dynamic, interactive dining experience.

[blog-eatos12]

Creating the Ultimate Menu with AI Menu ChatGPT Innovations

The world of culinary indulgence takes a fresh turn as AI technology spices up the traditional menu-creation processes. Of all the revolutionary tools changing the game, AI menu ChatGPT innovations promise to revamp the way restaurant owners and managers go about creating their offerings. Delve into the flavors of this technology and see how it can combine that best-ever menu for your establishment.

Savor the Taste of the Benefits of Technology

AI Menu a fusion of the art of cuisine with the precision of technology, this brilliant system imbues the creative process of menu crafting. With immense culinary knowledge and the ability to rapidly process consumer trends, it provides flavors, pairings, and trends that will differentiate your menu.

A Palette Customized for Every Patron

Dietary preferences, allergies, and cultural cuisines are no longer barriers but opportunities to embrace. AI menu allows customizing menus designed to satisfy the many needs and desires of your customers to ensure personal dining experiences that tell their friends and others about.

Cooking Up a Data-Driven Menu

Feast on Consumer Behavior Insights

But you will know your audience's palate, which would be crucial in menu success. AI menu can chew through piles of data about the eating habits and flavor preferences of your customers, and you can use this blueprint to concoct dishes that will necessarily tantalize their taste buds, making them return to your place time and again.

Season Your Offerings with Trends

Whether it is the newest superfood or a global spice splashing its presence across kitchens, the AI menu chatbot ChatGPT ensures you are updated on all the latest food trends. With its senses on the foodie pulse, you will be innovating and trying new things with confidence and offering your customers the latest and most exciting dishes.

Efficient Menu Management

Efficiency in a Recipe

Gone are the days of changing menu items and prices for the different seasonal changes or stock fluctuations, whereas AI menu systems manage to automatize the process by generating real-time changes to your offerings to best reflect what is the freshest available and the best pricing - ensuring that the menu remains dynamic just like the market.

Reduce Wastage, Increase Sustainability

Use AI Menu to craft a sustainable and waste-conscious menu. Predict popular menu items forecast demand and order ingredients with full assurance that you will not waste much and create a very eco-friendly approach.

Unlocking Culinary Creativity with AI Co-creation

The Secret Sauce of AI-Assisted Recipe Development

Imagine a system that expands your culinary creativity, suggesting unique combinations of flavor science and cross-cultural influences. AI menu could be your collaborative chef, helping to engineer recipes that break the wall while delighting diners.

From Classic to Contemporary in One Click

This means it is feasible to include centuries of food evolution in your menu, so you can offer the best blend of classic favorites with modern twists. This works for a wider audience, and the AI menu can help find that harmonic mix.

Digital Dialogue: AI Menu ChatGPT and Customer Interaction

Engaging Through Intelligent Dialogue

An interactive AI can do so much more than serve as a back-end tool; it can interface directly with your customers. Imagine a chatbot that would recommend dishes or describe what each component of a dish is with the courtesy of a seasoned waiter and the expertise of a master chef.

Gathering For Future Feasts

Feed-forward feedback is important, and artificial menu ChatGPT can provide for the collection of diner reviews in a timely and effective manner. Then such data is analyzed by the system and recommendations are made for possible menus that will help refine dining experiences.

Conclusion: Take a Bite out of the Future

Thanks to the AI menu ChatGPT, possibilities are as wide as they are unlimited. From ordinary to spectacular, this fast-paced software will ensure your menu is from satisfactory to sensational, helping it grow and keep your restaurant abreast of the gastronomic best.

Are you a restaurateur or manager who wants to add some tech innovation to your menu creation process? You're in luck. AI menu is the secret ingredient you've been looking for. So, is there enough culinary know-how in this book to help you design a menu that encapsulates your brand and brings people back time and again?

Welcome to the future of food with AI menu ChatGPT. Call today or schedule a demo at eatOS and find out how this high-tech technology can transform your products to maximum customer delight. Cooking up a success one dish at a time.

[markthomas]

How AI-Based Food Ordering Chatbots Work

AI-based chatbots like Maya from eatOS are designed to engage with customers via popular platforms such as websites, mobile apps, or social media channels. These bots are programmed to understand natural language, meaning customers can interact with them as they would with a human staff member. The AI-based food ordering chatbot uses advanced algorithms to process customer requests, suggest menu items based on previous orders or preferences, and complete transactions with integrated payment options.

With AI handling the bulk of customer interactions, restaurants can reduce labor costs while ensuring customers are always taken care of promptly. The chatbot’s intuitive design allows it to learn from customer behavior, continuously improving its recommendations and responses over time.

[alesajhonsan]

Optimize Dining with AI Menu ChatGP

Transform your restaurant's guest experience with the cutting-edge AI Menu. Designed explicitly for the hospitality industry, this innovative tool leverages advanced artificial intelligence to enhance menu interactions and streamline customer service. By integrating ChatGPT technology, Maya AI provides dynamic, real-time responses to customer inquiries, helping diners make informed choices effortlessly.

AI Menu ChatGPT is more than just a digital menu; it's a smart assistant capable of understanding and processing customer preferences. This results in personalized recommendations that enrich the dining experience and boost customer satisfaction. Additionally, it provides multilingual support, breaking down language barriers and catering to a global clientele.

This intelligent menu solution also aids restaurant staff by reducing the workload of answering repetitive questions, allowing them to focus on delivering exceptional service. The seamless integration with existing restaurant systems ensures a smooth operation, enhancing overall efficiency.

Take the leap towards modernizing your restaurant with the AI Menu ChatGPT System by Maya AI. Ready to see this technology in action? Book a demo today and discover how AI-driven interactions can elevate your restaurant's service and customer engagement to new heights. Experience the future of dining with Maya AI.

[farheenkhan08]

https://www.eatos.com/revolution-with-chatgpt-ai/

Transforming Menus with AI: The ChatGPT Revolution

At eatOS, we've introduced a game-changer: ChatGPT AI integrated into our dashboard. It's not just about fancy tech; it's about making life easier for our customers. Imagine effortless menu updates, seamless digital receipts, and juicy insights into your business—all thanks to our AI buddy.

We've leveled up menu creation, receipt generation, and report generation with this cutting-edge tech. No more headaches, just smooth sailing through your restaurant operations. Say hello to efficiency, effectiveness, and a dash of futuristic flair—all courtesy of ChatGPT AI. Dive into the revolution at our website.

[creolestudios]

Immerse yourself in interactive dining with ChatGPT-powered menus. Discover how Creole Studios combines technology and culinary expertise to craft a unique dining experience, tailored to your taste and preferences.

[mlembug]

Fact checking the discord ai training chain letter

it does not make sense to have "invisible magic discord bots which are hidden in your server" as a result of a supposed partnership between discord and some ai company, because if discord wanted to secretly give some ai company your messages or uploaded images, then

they don't need a fucking bot to do this, they already have the data

what makes you think you would able to counteract this by using discord's features

furthermore, "partnerships" are mutual: if a company claims that a partnership exists when no such partnership exists, discord can tell them to knock it off or announce that no such partnership exists, and guess what, the article does not mention any such partnership, it says "we launched an app", which is like, whatever, it's inside all the other shovelware hidden in the menus no one clicks.

the evidence for "invisible magic bots" is super flimsy and results in misunderstanding about how banning works (banning a user by id and then seeing the entry in audit logs). in reality, you can ban users that are not present in your server, which I've been doing as a preventive measure for years at this point when I see someone on another server doing stuff I would be banning for if they were present on my server.

you also can't add apps or bots to your server without having "manage server" permission.

furthermore, as a bot, you can't read messages on the server without opting in with enabling message content intent, and needing explicit approval from discord for this.

(this is what you see in discord developer portal in the bots settings. "Read more here" leads to this website)

in fact, "application commands" discord feature that the bot uses was introduced specifically so bots don't have to read every message on the server to see if it starts with an exclamation mark or whatever in order to know if to react to it, and how.

there are also "external apps" which are per-user, rather than per-app, but these are basically equivalent of a user DMing a bot, and they don't have access to anything aside from whatever user sends them, and, if the role has has "use external apps" permission enabled in the channel, they can send a message as a result of a user action.

and yes, potentially a member of your server could send some image in it to an AI company by using the application command, but then again they can also right click -> save and upload it to chatgpt. your threat model is fucking bonkers.

conclusion: the original message is fearmongering based on misunderstanding on how discord, or computers in general, work.

[blueteller]

Cale and Impostor Syndrome

From discord, sent by @Jalffy22's dad, who apparently used Chatgpt… to diagnose Cale with Impostor Syndrome?? As well as my own thoughts on analysis on it.

Cale Henituse is a character from the popular Korean web novel series "Trash of the Count's Family" written by Yoo Ryeo Han. Impostor syndrome can be explained in the context of Cale Henituse and his journey within the story. Cale Henituse, as a character, experiences various aspects of Impostor Syndrome: Comparing Himself to Others: Throughout the story, Cale Henituse often finds himself comparing his abilities to those of other characters, especially his closest allies and mentors. This self-comparison can lead to feelings of inadequacy, especially when he believes he falls short in comparison to powerful figures like Alberu Crossman or Raon Miru. Downplaying His Achievements: Despite his significant accomplishments, Cale often downplays his own achievements. He might attribute his successes to luck or the help of others, rather than acknowledging his own talents and efforts. Fear of Being Unmasked: Cale's reluctance to reveal his true identity as the "Trash of the Count's Family" can be seen as a manifestation of impostor syndrome. He fears being exposed as a fraud, even though he consistently takes on important roles and responsibilities within the story. Reluctance to Seek Help: Cale often hesitates to seek assistance or advice from others, even when he faces challenging situations. This hesitancy may stem from a belief that he should be able to handle everything on his own, contributing to his impostor syndrome. Setting Unrealistic Standards: Cale frequently sets high and often unrealistic standards for himself, striving for perfection in his decisions and actions. This tendency can lead to stress and burnout as he constantly pushes himself to be better. In the context of Cale Henituse and his experiences, here's how you can relate impostor syndrome to your passion for "Trash of the Count's Family" or to your own experiences: Recognize Your Achievements: Just as Cale should acknowledge his accomplishments, you should recognize and celebrate your own successes and contributions in your passion. Understand that your engagement and dedication are valuable. Embrace Learning: Accept that it's okay not to know everything about the story or the characters. "Trash of the Count's Family" is filled with intricate plotlines and characters, and it's natural to learn and grow along the way. Seek Support: Connect with other fans of the series who share your passion. Engaging with fellow enthusiasts can help you gain a deeper understanding of the story and characters, and it can provide valuable support. Practice Self-Compassion: Be kind to yourself. It's perfectly normal to have limitations and areas where you may not have all the answers or insights. Self-compassion can go a long way in alleviating feelings of impostor syndrome. Set Realistic Goals: Define achievable goals within your passion that align with your knowledge and interests. This will help you enjoy your journey while gradually building your expertise. Remember that impostor syndrome can affect anyone, even fictional characters like Cale Henituse. By recognizing your own worth and embracing your passion for "Trash of the Count's Family," you can overcome impostor syndrome and fully enjoy your involvement in the fandom.

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Now, with the AI stuff out of the way… (Man it really feels like reading a medical textbook doesn't it? You can tell it was written by an AI…) Let's discuss what our dear AI told us about Impostor Syndrome, and how Cale is overcoming it throughout the story.

That aspect can be easily overlooked, even though Cale clearly experiences character growth as time goes on. Sure, it's snail-paced and it can be frustrating at times – but you can blame it all on the trauma. A 36-year-old man with a list of traumas long enough to fill a restaurant menu sure deserves to be given some slack for being a bit slow on the "healing" process.

Comparing Himself to Others vs Embracing Learning

Unlike what AI stated, Cale really doesn't compare himself to others all that much – at least not directly.

Cale is not the type to say, "I am a much worse person than Choi Han." Cale is the type to say, "My past is nothing interesting to talk about, really. Now Choi Han, he's such an admirable guy. He managed to stay a good guy despite all the hardships he suffered through. Might have been that good family influence he got in his childhood." Now, unless we know the information that Cale is ommitting here – the abuse at the hands of his uncle and a terrible childhood overall – we wouldn't know that by all this, Cale is actually saying "Choi Han is a better person than me, might have been because he was raised right and I wasn't." Thing is, I don't believe even Cale himself realizes that's what he's doing. He would probably deny it, if someone tried to confront him about him.

It is true, however, that Cale often insults himself, while praising others at the same time, in quite the hypocritical fashion. If Cale saves someone, he's doing it "because of self-serving reasons". If someone else saves someone, in his eyes, they're a good person. You can clearly see the pattern here.

However, the "embracing learning" comes in where Cale starts raising children, and they pick up his mannerisms and behaviour. Most of the time, Cale stays completely oblivious to his own influence. "Where did they learn that?" he asks, hilariously, while it's extremely obvious to the readers exactly where they learned it: YOU, CALE!!!

But Cale learns. He watches his children grow, he watches his allies grow, and he feels proud. He's accepting his role in their life as someone they deeply care about. Someone they wish to protect. He starts avoiding injuries for their sake. And sure, he still has those dumb moments of "Well I didn't even cough blood this time, do I really deserves this reward?", it doesn't change the fact that he's getting better at this. At being appreciated. …Worshipped? Heck no, he'll run as fast as he can in the opposite way. Appreciated by his family? He's getting better. Where he used to deny the kids head pats in the beginning, now he pets them all the time. He eats Raon's apple pie not just out of hunger, but because it's from his son, and it makes him feel better because of the connection. Slowly, he's leaving self-deprecation behind and embrances his family. It's incredibly heartwarming and sweet to watch 💖

Downplaying His Achievements vs Recognizing His Achievements

Yet another snail-paced progress we can observe, but it does exist nonetheless. Cale downplays his achievements mostly as a self-defense machenism. Taking that much responsibility on himself is SCARY. He said so himself right at the start of the novel: "Kim Rok Soo knew that the responsiblity for the lives of people is a very scary thing". …Funny how he keeps taking the initiative then, isn't it?? But despite all his denial, Cale isn't stupid. He knows exactly how much his actions changed the world; the scale of it is frightening. Nevertheless, he dismisses it all for the sake of his dream – becoming a slacker. He does not want the fame of a hero who saved everyone. He wants to rest!!! But, yet again, his family enters the picture here. Cale doesn't need to be the hero for them to love him. They are grateful for all he has done for them, but it's not a fanatical worship; it's love, thankfulness, appreciation. By the end of Part 1, Cale admits to Alberu and Eruhaben's faces that "he finally starts considering his own life a bit precious". That is a very big moment! It might seem like the lightest of concessions, but it's a huge step for someone like Cale!! See, he's growing!!! 👏

Fear of Being Unmasked vs Practicing Self-Compassion

Best example I can think of is when Cale's identity as Kim Rok Soo is revealed to Choi Han, and later on Raon and even Alberu. Cale did fear his identity being exposed, and for a good reason. You'd think that Choi Han being Korean himself would make things easier – but actually, it would only make things harder. Choi Han doesn't come from the same Korea as Kim Rok Soo. A lot has changed since he was on Earth. Cale revealing the monster apocalypse would involve a lot of vunerability. He also valued Choi Han's good opinion greaty, I think. Cale read the story of him and concluded that Choi Han was a "good guy". He respects him. No matter what he claims, Cale doesn't want Choi Han to think badly of him. In the Indignity Test, there was a moment where Cale reflected how much he did not want to get by the younger Choi Han or Raon – not because of the physical pain, but because of the emotional pain involved. He would feel incredibly shamed if Choi Han or Raon hated him. Because he cares about them both. So. Much.

And then, there's the Alberu reveal. It's surprisingly sincere. Alberu offers Cale the chance to explain himself, and promises to listen to everything without judgement. Cale is visibly shaken by the promise, but he believes him. It was such a precious scene!! That's where the self-compassion comes in. Cale is learning to be a bit kinder on himself than in the past. He's starting to trust his allies with vulnerability. When Cale uses Instant, he tells Raon how he's someone who can never forget and asks him to "not be like him". Because Cale's life is full of sacrifice and suffering, and he doesn't WANT others to be like him. But after that incident, he promises Raon to avoid hurting himself as much as possible when he captures the White Star with Embrace. His self-care is directly linked to his compassion towards his family, but it's there! It exists! Way to go, Cale!! 👏 (…Just don't stab yourself again, lol. I get that it was special circumstances, but still.)

Reluctance to Seek Help vs Seeking Support

Cale is such a paradox in this aspect. On one hand, he's a strategist – asking for help is his JOB. He wouldn't be able to achieve all he has if he never requested help. He asks people to do tasks for him all the time. On the other hand… whenever things go wrong, he's the one to handle the repercussions. Cale is the one to make the sacrifice whenever something unexpected happens.

For Cale, this is such a delicate balance. He wants to make sure everyone is always safe. He never allows them to face mortal danger without making a plan to let them all survive it. The time in the Empire, when the White Star used the Sky Attribute for the first time, Cale yells at everyone to run while he himself rushes towards danger. While it's very hypocritical, it's directily linked to his sense of responsibility for others. On the other hand, once everyone refuses to leave, we can see how excellent their teamwork is. And who taught them that?? Cale, of course!

It isn't that Cale doesn't ask for help. It's that whenever the scales tip and his group is in danger, he will do anything to light up their weight by taking it on his own shoulders. And like I said – it's an extremely delicate balance to walk. Like spider silk thin rope. One wrong step, and Cale could fall. Still… I think Cale is gaining experience in this as well, and so are his allies. They get stronger, and they understand Cale better. They're able to handle dangers without him being involved. It's a positive direction to grow for all of them, even if Cale is constantly unlucky enough to get himself into trouble like this… over and over and over 😅

Setting Unrealistic Standards vs Realistic Goals

Cale has one of the most simple, yet the most unrealistic dream ever imaginable. "To be a slacker". Which, if taken literally, would be the easiest thing. Just sit around, enjoy your wealth and do no work. Simple, right?

…Except, Cale's version of "slacker life" involves making sure the ENTIRE FREAKING UNIVERSE IS AT PEACE. 🤣🤣🤣 "So that no one bothers him or his family." That's… a bit difficult, isn't it??

So, Cale's dream is completely unrealistic, yet with the speed he's going at it, he might actually achieve it. Way to go, you madlad. Respect!!

However, with the help of Lee Soo Hyuk, aka. Sui Khan, Cale has another goal. Which is much more down-to-earth. Creating a farm in the Forest of Darkness. And tending to it with his family. That's… such a sweet ambition. I really hope they can make it. No – I'm sure they will, eventually. One of the "glimpses of the future" we got in the story was the fact that On and Hong's red mist would sometimes linger around the Forest of Darkness, as a sign of the Molan family's legacy. So the kittens will definitely live there in the future, and naturally, so will Cale. Personally, I can't wait 😁

…So yeah, that's all I got to say about Cale's Impostor Syndrome. Got any more thoughts on it? Let me know!

[riddlersbimbo]

Hey, are you open to giving a tutorial on how you make gifs?

i don't know why one would ask me because

my gifs suck and

i'm not great at explaining but lemme try

also.. sometimes i check other people's tutorials and i'm like.. either they do something stupid or it's me.. so it's probably me..

i tried to bold the most important things to get you through the rambling quicker.

i personally use davinci resolve to cut clips (it's free!)

so basically, what i do is i sort of.. swipe (?) through the episode, cut the scenes with, in this case ed, very quickly and when I'm left with just his scenes i split every separate shot

then i export them:

(i use these settings, i don't remember if i found them online somewhere but they work for me, and don't forget to check 'individual clips' (i only found this out a couple months ago and i don't wanna talk about the time before that))

now i have a folder with these files (folder is usually either the name of the movie or the episode number)

i'm very much NOT against ai so i had chatgpt write a line of code to change all the names quickly, which you do by shift + right mouseclick and open the powershell in that folder (MAKE SURE THE LOCATION IS RIGHT OR YOU'LL BREAK YOUR PC) and then paste $i=1; Get-ChildItem -File | Sort-Object Name | ForEach-Object { Rename-Item $_ -NewName "$i$($_.Extension)"; $i++ } into it, this will rename all files to numbers, which i prefer so i can easily open photoshop and just.. Untitled-1, Untitled-2.. you get the gist.

then i open photoshop (don't ask me how i get it for free, i pay the (now) €18 a month literally just for gifmaking (if you want to donate i have a ko-fi!)

(mind you, my photoshop is in dutch so i'll translate as best as i can)

you start by going to file > import > import videoframes to layers (?)

now you see this.. .

if you don't see the frame by frame line at the bottom go to Window > and check 'Timeline'

because i cut every shot up i usually have one or two frames from the previous shot so i delete them.

when i import the video the time per frame is usually 0,04 seconds, some people say it should always be 0,06 seconds, i personally prefer to set the speed to 0,05 seconds for gifs over 70 frames and 0,06 for gifs with under 70 frames

that's a good start

then i crop the video, i usually use the 2 : 3 dimensions, for some gifs like.. scenes with text i use 5 : 7..

then i modify the the size by ctrl + alt + i (i genuinely don't know how to find it in the menu) and set it to 540px (which is the standard size for a full width tumblr gif)

THEN I SAVE!!!!!!!!!!!!

now comes the lazy part.. i go to adjustments on the right and click brightness/contrast (i think it's in english) and usually just press 'automatic' and see what happens and then just.. adjust it a little to where i like it. sometimes, with for example.. eddie's beautiful green suit i also add an adjustment layer with a hue/saturation layer and make the green a bit brighter

then i go to file > export > export for web (legacy), aka shift + ctrl + alt + S

which opens this window, (i'm sorry i got distracted with the pen)

i prefer to check the gif here before exporting, because the timeline is just too slow, i check the size.. now the max right now on tumblr is 10mb per gif, now there are 3 things that usually happen when they're over 10mb:

i have a gif that's just.. very long, so i play it and decide to cut it shorter and remove a shit ton of layers

i see that it's like.. 10.43mb, so i just usually cut a few layers off at the start or the end of the gif and check the size again until it's under 10mb

or it's just straight up too big and i change the size to 268px wide, which is tumblr's standard size for half width (?) gifs

and then you have this beautiful man:

i hope this is helpful in any way, shape or form.

thank you for coming to my ted talk and now imma go and slap this freaking fly that has been in my room annoying for the past 24 hours ✌️

[brehaaorgana]

genuinely though, i've read a lot of chat gpt generated itineraries posted to reddit, and they're ALL boring, banal, or bad. they're often so vague as to be meaningless.

you can really tell this is the case when you start noticing how ChatGPT refers to visiting wineries or vineyards.

if you remove the large region or city name, there's no way to tell where on planet earth you are, or what is unique to those vineyards/wineries.

For example, one trip says: "Go on a wine tour at one of the nearby vineyards."

another person's trip?: "arrive in [region name] and enjoy a wine tasting tour at one of the renowned wineries."

which vineyard? what kind of tour? what kind of wine? why are they renowned? one of those is in italy, and the other in california. but you can't tell which is which because the details are just "visit wine places."

everything is just so....unspecific to the point where it's silly. you dont need an AI to tell you "wander around this place to explore."

some choice examples:

Explore the historic old city

Take a hike in the jungle and see the wildlife up close [days later] Go on a jungle trek and see the local wildlife.

Dinner at [restaurant that closed in 2020], a fine dining restaurant featuring innovative dishes and a constantly changing menu

Fly home with cherished memories of Taipei.

Explore midtown

Try yoga and meditation in lesser-known ashrams.

Enjoy hiking or other activities in the area

Enjoy the mountain activities

Dinner: Street food at the festival.

Visit the hilltop fort and its intricate architecture.

Hike in the national park.

[eatossolutions]

AI Menu Powered by ChatGPT | Personalized Ordering Experience

Transform your restaurant with an AI-driven menu powered by ChatGPT. Provide personalized meal suggestions, streamline the ordering process, and enhance customer engagement with cutting-edge technology.

[blog-eatos12]

AI Menu ChatGPT: Your Digital Maître d' for Boosting Sales

Ever wanted a menu to be able to read your thoughts? Needed a personal navigator to help you through a maze of menu options? It's here: the future of dining is here, and it tastes even better than you could have dreamed. 

AI Menu ChatGPT is your digital dining companion, transforming the way you interact with restaurant menus.It's as though a well-informed gastronomic friend is whispering in your ear, recommending the ideal foods according to your particular preferences, dietary requirements, and even your emotional state. This is more than just an app; it's a virtual maître d' that will blow your mind with its artificial intelligence. 

But how exactly does it work? And what does it mean for your favorite restaurants? Discover the secrets behind AI Menu and prepare to have your dining experience revolutionized. The future of food is here, and it's personalized just for you.

What's This ChatGPT Thing Anyway?

Imagine chatting with a knowledgeable foodie friend who knows everything about the menu, your dietary preferences, and even your mood. That's the magic of AI Menu powered by ChatGPT. It's a virtual assistant that leverages the power of artificial intelligence to create a personalized and interactive menu experience for you. Think of it as a super-smart chatbot designed to help you make the most delicious decisions.

How Does It Make My Dining Experience Better?

Glad you asked! Here's how AI Menu generated  is changing the game:

Personalized Recommendations: Forget staring blankly at the menu. ChatGPT gets to know your tastes and suggests dishes you'll love. Whether you're a die-hard carnivore or a vegan food adventurer, it's got your back.

Interactive Ordering: Tired of mispronounced dishes or forgotten requests? ChatGPT is here to listen and clarify. It guides you through the ordering process, ensuring every detail is captured perfectly.

Dietary Needs? No Problem: Allergies, preferences, or restrictions? Just let ChatGPT know, and it'll filter the menu to match your needs, taking the guesswork out of ordering.

Beyond the Menu: ChatGPT is more than just a digital waiter. It can share interesting facts about dishes, suggest wine pairings, or even tell you the story behind the chef's inspiration. It's like having a culinary expert at your fingertips.

Easy Upsells: Looking for a little something extra? ChatGPT can gently suggest appetizers, desserts, or beverages that complement your meal perfectly, adding a touch of luxury to your experience.

How Does It Help Restaurants?

Boosting Sales: With personalized recommendations and upsells, ChatGPT helps increase the average order value, leading to higher revenue for restaurants.

Improving Efficiency: By handling routine tasks like taking orders and answering questions, ChatGPT frees up staff to focus on providing top-notch service.

Enhanced Customer Satisfaction: Who doesn't love personalized attention? ChatGPT creates a more engaging and memorable dining experience, leading to happier customers and positive reviews.

Valuable Insights: The AI behind ChatGPT collects data on customer preferences, which restaurants can use to improve their menus, marketing strategies, and overall operations.

Where Can I Find This Digital Maître d'?

AI Menu ChatGPT is still in its early stages, but it's already popping up in restaurants and apps around the world. Keep an eye out for innovative establishments that are embracing this technology, and get ready to have your taste buds (and your mind) blown away.

The Future of Dining Is Here

As AI continues to advance, we can expect even more exciting developments in the world of dining. Imagine menus that change based on your mood or dietary needs, virtual food critics that offer personalized recommendations based on your social media posts, or even AI-powered robots that can whip up your favorite dishes on demand.

The possibilities are endless, and AI Menu Generated is just the beginning. So get ready to savor a new era of dining where technology enhances your experience and brings out the best in every meal.

Ready to see AI Menu ChatGPT in action? Keep an eye out for restaurants that offer this cutting-edge technology, or try out some of the new apps that are incorporating it. Your taste buds will thank you!

[markthomas]

Transform Dining with an AI-Based Food Ordering Chatbot

The future of restaurant technology is here with the AI-based food ordering chatbot from eatOS. Powered by Maya AI, this chatbot enhances customer service by enabling diners to place orders seamlessly through an intuitive, conversational interface. The chatbot not only simplifies the ordering process but also personalizes recommendations, improving customer satisfaction.

The Maya AI menu generator takes convenience to the next level. With advanced algorithms, it helps restaurants create tailored menus that cater to customer preferences, seasonal ingredients, and trending dishes. By integrating the AI menu generator into your operations, you can offer a dynamic and engaging menu that evolves with customer needs.

Using cutting-edge tools like AI menu ChatGPT, Maya AI allows customers to interact with menus in a more conversational and personalized way. This innovation leads to better customer engagement and an enhanced dining experience, whether they’re ordering in-house or online.

With Maya's AI menu, restaurants can streamline operations, reduce manual tasks, and offer a customized dining experience that stands out. Discover how the eatOS Maya AI can revolutionize your restaurant at Maya AI.

[nocnocnal]

Sprites, Ideas, and a change of plans.

Also, I going to hold off on making full games, I'm to test things in Godot and experiment, I've learned how to make player character, I also learned how to make first person and third person, I also learned a little bit about making basic ai enemies and states for them (Wondering, idle and fleeing), I learned a bit about shaders, I learned how to make basic menus, I learned a bit about making weapons like that sword sprite, doing a attack and doing damage to the slime enemy, I made a basic health system for the enemy slime, and it makes the slime disappear when the health is at 0. Still a bit confused on what do from here, I'm basically in tutorial and chatgpt hell when comes to learning this program, but I will make my own autistic learning guide for Godot because, I'm still confused about a 90% of stuff on Godot, I know mostly all of the nodes but I still don't understand what the code does, like I understand some of the code because Godot's code is easy to read but I don't know how to compile it together, so it works.

This game is going to be a 2.5D Game. I want make this game like cult of the lamb and Great God Grove, Like make game being in 3d but with 2d sprites (A mix of pixel and hand drawn art). This world is fantasy. Shoot em up or Hack and Slash, Procedurally-Generated/ Randomly Generated. Attacking using tarot cards with different attacks and spells. I also want to have Hylic's designs ideas.

What am I going to learn next:

Code How to spawn monsters on a specific place

fix bugs with attacking.

fix bugs with enemy.

update and add stuff to enemy ai.

fix and update sprites.

try to add shaders to make the game look cool.

Add item collection.

Add textures on walls and floors.

Make health bars show up on screen.

Make procedural generation.

Game Design Color Pal:

[themanhattanfoodproject]

Words cannot express how much I fucking hate this article, or rather the people who are being profiled in it. It’s so disappointing to see Grant Achatz and these other chefs outsource their creativity to a plagiarism machine and still expect their diners to pony up the big bucks for the privilege of eating at their restaurants. It’s bad enough when influencers talk about using ChatGPT to get recipes to make for themselves or use it as a way to make cringey cooking content; this feels so antithetical to the concept of fine dining, especially when it’s led by a celebrated chef. 

Relatedly, I’ve been working on a larger piece about genAI and how much I fucking hate it and I don’t use any of it to write my blog, and then this and a number of other articles have come out about how it’s being used for really bad reasons, and so now I feel like I have to go back to the drawing board and rewrite it from scratch. 

More below the jump:

This all started when I was going through some recent link-backs in my blog’s dashboard and noticed that they were coming from blogs that were clearly generated by AI. Some were upfront about it, like this blog that cited my post on Melissa Clark’s pressure-cooker sausages and lentils:

I mean, look at this image of sausages and lentils! This is some serious uncanny valley shit. 

And here’s a blog that tried to link to my post musing on Mimi Thorisson’s seared scallops with cauliflower puree and they didn’t even replace the dummy text in the About page, and yes, those scallops also look incredibly cursed.

The only bit of amusement I’ve gotten from any of this nonsense was looking at the copy for each of these blog entries. Those suckers are long and dry and completely devoid of personality. For all of the people whining about having to scroll past “12 page essays about a grandma” to get to a recipe, somehow this is more acceptable? I call bullshit on all of this.