AI image-generation tools let small restaurants experiment with food photos without the legal risks that constrain chains like McDonald's. Unlike past technologies that start big and trickle down, AI adoption is happening everywhere at once, giving neighborhood taco shops the same access as Taco Bell.
generating the images for the food, right? Like, you probably get sued if you're McDonald's, but if you're a smaller operator, you can just do this stuff. You can be innovative.
Yeah, that, that actually brings up a good point about AI, which is that unlike other technologies that tend to start at the big chains and then eventually make their way into the mom-and-pops, AI has had more of a blanket adoption. Like, I feel like The taco place down the street is maybe just as likely to be using it in some way as Taco Bell because there are so many applications for it. And like we said earlier, anyone can, anyone can use it. And so it sort of breaks this rule of like tech having to take its time, the adoption curve starting big and then making its way down to the smaller operators. It's, it's so, it's different in that sense.
