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AI food photos on Swiggy and Zomato becoming harder to detect

While Swiggy allows some use of AI for images of food on its platform, Zomato has adopted a firmer policy. Even so, photos of unnatural-looking food items are easy to spot — and miss

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AI food photos on Swiggy and Zomato becoming harder to detect
While Swiggy allows some use of AI for images of food on its platform, Zomato has adopted a firmer policy. Even so, photos of unnatural-looking food items are easy to spot — and miss
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