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McDonald’s Is Using AI To Be More Like Amazon

Richard Bradbury | Arvindh Yuvaraj | Audrey Raj

29-Mar-19 12:45

McDonald’s Is Using AI To Be More Like Amazon

In the vein of Amazon and other online shopping platforms, McDonald’s is leveraging on artificial intelligence insights to help them predict what you’re going to want to order.

 


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