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75% of American Diet Relies on AI-Enhanced Cold Chain: The Stats Behind Our Food

Statistics reveal that 75% of the average American diet is dependent on the cold chain, a system powered by artificial intelligence to keep food fresh from farm to fork. This reliance on AI not only preserves food but also impacts its diversity and flavor. In a different application of AI, a city in Kentucky with 75,000 residents used an AI-powered online platform to gather community input for a 25-year city plan. Over a month, residents submitted ideas limited to 140 characters and voted on proposals. Meanwhile, in the realm of creativity, AI diffusion models are now generating music that can evoke genuine emotional responses, challenging traditional notions of authorship and originality.

Source: www.technologyreview.com

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