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Dubai launches the world’s first AI robot chef
Once again, Dubai is leading the world in its trends—this time it is food and tech. WOOHOO is the name of the new restaurant soon to open at Kempinski The Boulevard and featuring the world’s first AI-powered chef, Chef Aiman. Chef Aiman, developed by UAE startup UMAI, can create recipes, make ingredient suggestions, assist in cooking instructions, and also learn through real-time feedback when they are provided by chefs. He is supposed to assist chefs, not replace them.
The WOOHOO menu will combine Japanese, Mexican, and Peruvian food to highlight how artificial intelligence deals with complex flavor profiles and the blending of cultures.
WOOHOO will be a unique dining experience that is not just a meal but will include digital art, ambient lighting, a one-of-a-kind dining setting with pull-down screens, and private spaces with views of Burj Khalifa.
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What to Expect at WOOHOO:
- – Chef Aiman powered by AI is partnered with chefs to create unique dishes.
- – Bold fused cuisine featuring flavors from Japanese, Mexican, and Peru.
- – High-tech and modern design with digital art, high-end chairs, tables, and a contemporary design and experience.
- – Strict safety protocols and procedures will be strictly followed going above board with safety testing of recipes, as well as the ethical use of AI.
Woo-hoo, the world’s first AI Chef restaurant will soon open in the summer of 2023, and reservations are already live and being taken! Foodie lovers across Dubai are chomping at the bit to experience what they will have to offer and how dining will change in the future!
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