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Restaurants fall head over heels for AI

Tech Check: Many view the technology as a knight in shining armor for their labor woes. Is it the start of a lasting relationship, or just puppy love?

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Google to scale back its restaurant ordering feature

Order with Google, which allows customers to order within Google search or maps, will soon redirect them to other sites.

The fast-growing company aims to help mom-and-pops build their online business with an “all-in-one” set of tools.

The short summaries are one of several new AI-powered features on the review site that are designed to make it easier for consumers to find what they're looking for.

Investors accused the company of failing to properly disclose that it was losing Subway as a client. Olo continued to deny any wrongdoing.

It’s the first acquisition for the tech supplier and will allow restaurants to text their guests with the help of artificial intelligence.

At least one early EV adopter reports strong marketing benefits, but a host of other advocates are showing more reserve about the prospects, at least for now.

The sub-sandwich chain is testing a system that fields phoned-in takeout orders and provides information about the menu and store.

The Bottom Line: Restaurant chains have been unleashing a torrent of new technologies on their stores over the past few years. This effort can sometimes have unforeseen consequences.

The prototype for the food-and-games restaurant chain incorporates sports bar-like features, private gaming areas and self-service beer taps.

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