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Fast-food giants are racing to bring artificial intelligence to the ordering process, hoping it will reduce errors, speed up service and lighten the load on workers, according to multiple reports.

Alamo Drafthouse, the dine-in theater chain that’s popular among cinephiles, is trying to reduce distractions at the movies. So the Texas-based cinema company is introducing a new mobile ordering ...

Seeing as the rest of the world is going to full-on fuck-it mode, Alamo Drafthouse, the distraction-filled theater chain that’s spent the last few years in various protracted labor disputes with its ...

Italy has ordered Meta to suspend its policy that bans companies from using WhatsApp’s business tools to offer their own AI chatbots on the popular chat app. The Italian Competition Authority (AGCM) ...

The number 67 is out at In-N-Out. The popular fast food burger chain has removed 67 from its ordering system because of the viral “6-7″ trend, apparently growing weary of kids yelling out “six-seven” ...

In-N-Out Burger has axed the number 67 from its ordering system after the viral “6-7” meme wreaked havoc on its stores, according to reports. The West Coast burger chain retired the double-digit ...

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Bars and restaurants in Vermont now have a faster way to order spirits online, thanks to a new platform called 802Spirits Connect, according to an announcement. The Vermont Department of Liquor and ...

Abstract: With the advancement in technologies, Healthcare systems are facing different issues and challenges. Increase in population, increases the health issues. Large amount of health data is being ...