McDonald’s plans to double the world’s artificial intelligence by 2027

McDonald’s intensify its use artificial intelligence On Friday, a senior executive official said to simplify customer orders and sharpen her commercial operations, with plans to “beaten” on artificial intelligence investments by 2027.

The fast food giant is currently using Amnesty International to verify applications in 400 restaurants In IndiaAllow the series to arrest and correct errors before handing over the food to customers, according to the director. The head of international business services operations said that McDonald’s planned to launch the new system worldwide within two years.

“We are still in the early stages, so it is difficult to determine the exact investment,” Kayla said during an event in the southern city of Hyderabad, India.

In addition to the accuracy of the demand, McDonald’s takes advantage of artificial intelligence to predict sales, identify pricing strategies, and evaluate the performance of the product, as Reuters said, adding that the company is also developing a customized custom application that works across multiple countries.

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The port said that India plays an increasingly central role in the McDonald’s global technology strategy. Once they are mainly known for the use of low -cost external sources, global power centers in India have evolved to provide cash support through their operations.

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After entering the Indian market in 1996, McDonald’s is now working The port said that hundreds of sites throughout the country and recently opened a global office in Hyderabad, with the aim of making it the largest outside the United States.

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The company also explores the launch of a new global office In PolandReuters reported that Reuters said that its current centers in India and Mexico – as part of its broader strategy to expand global power centers, noting the head of McDonald’s technology for international offices, Durga Prakash.

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McDonald’s previous attempts to integrate artificial intelligence have witnessed mixed results. Last summer, the company canceled separate Drive-thru The audio arrangement initiative after informing the concession that technology has failed to meet the expectations of early experiences.

Fox News Greg Norman contributed to this report.