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What restaurants should talk about when they talk about AI

Tech Check: The industry is continuing its rapid adoption of AI despite considerable consumer uncertainty about the technology. How can restaurants show that they’re using it responsibly?

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DoorDash to pay $18M to settle Chicago lawsuit alleging deceptive tactics

The city accused DoorDash of listing restaurants without permission and misleading customers about costs. The company has since ended those practices.

The industry is in the midst of a great rewards overhaul. Here’s what’s behind it, and why change might just be the new normal for loyalty.

After a year of rapid growth, the company plans to use the funding to enter new markets and continue expanding its product suite for restaurants.

Tech Check: CEO Marc Lore says the robotics company will allow Wonder to automate much of the kitchen while also expanding its restaurant selection and lowering prices. It's part of the company's goal to "make great food more accessible."

The credit card company’s investments in Resy and software service Rooam are helping restaurants both drive traffic and streamline operations behind the scenes.

Spyce developed Sweetgreen's automated Infinite Kitchen model. The fast-casual chain will continue to open the robotic restaurants, but Wonder will manufacture the equipment.

The two tech giants said joining forces will make it easier for restaurants to use them in tandem. It will also make Uber Eats a turnkey delivery option for the 148,000 restaurants on Toast.

Tech Check: Delivery is a convenient scapegoat for the industry’s recent challenges. But there’s little evidence that it’s taking butts out of seats.

Customers will be able to order from Instacart’s nearly 1,800 grocery partners within the Grubhub app. It will dramatically expand Grubhub’s grocery selection.

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