With the rise of AI images of food, I spoke to Michael Bortinger to get a better understanding of the problems that arise ...

A.I. food slop generates images for menus and restaurants that can make the food quite unappealing. By James Barron Good ...

Adaeze Onejeme, a 28-year-old ad sales worker in Los Angeles, was visiting a night market in Hollywood with her sister in late August when she noticed something curious. Stall after stall, hawking ...

Restaurant menus with AI-generated food images are going viral for their off-putting aesthetic. But AI’s impact on modern menus runs even deeper. The images are immediately noticeable but only scratch ...

You may have seen them: images of food that aren’t quite right. Consider the grilled chicken on this poster. The more you zoom in, the less real it seems. Look closer. Will you ever feel the same ...

Food photography has always involved a certain amount of fakery. Professional stylists carefully arrange ingredients, manipulate lighting, and edit photos to make dishes look more appealing. But an AI ...

New research has revealed why AI-generated food images can make people uneasy — raising questions about the potential of the technology to replace traditional food photography in ads. AI has made huge ...

Imperfect AI-generated food images are unsettling, falling into the uncanny valley—where realism meets discomfort. Could food neophobia be driving our aversion to these digital dishes? Study: Eerie ...