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2026
Just Eat 道歉并暂停 AI 菜单图像工具
公司回应
Just Eat 的 AI 菜单图像工具为部分餐厅列表生成了令人困惑且超现实的图像。据 Restaurant Online 报道，该工具生成的图像被形容为超现实，公司随后道歉并暂停该功能的进一步推广。此事涉及平台上部分餐厅列表所展示的菜单图像。在现有报道中，Just Eat 未说明受影响列表的数量，也未说明除道歉和暂停推广之外将采取的其他措施。
品牌回应
道歉 — Just Eat
Just Eat has apologised after bizarre images were created using AI
整改 — Just Eat
Just Eat has paused the roll out of an AI-powered menu imagery tool
来源摘录
Just Eat has paused the roll out of an AI-powered menu imagery tool after it created a number of confusing and surreal images for some of its restaurant listings.
Just Eat has apologised after bizarre images were created using AI
2026
Just Eat回应AI生成食物图片失实问题
公司回应
Just Eat因餐厅菜品的AI生成图片失实并遭到网上嘲笑而道歉。公司表示正在移除错误图片，并将在AI进一步完善前停止生成更多图片。
品牌回应
道歉 — Just Eat
Just Eat has apologised after it was ridiculed online over a series of mistakes with AI-generated pictures for some of its restaurants' food items.
整改 — Just Eat
A Just Eat spokesperson said the firm was "in the process of removing" the incorrect images, and would stop making more until the AI was further developed.
来源摘录
Just Eat has apologised after it was ridiculed online over a series of mistakes with AI-generated pictures for some of its restaurants' food items.
A Just Eat spokesperson said the firm was "in the process of removing" the incorrect images, and would stop making more until the AI was further developed.
2024
2021
意大利检方因骑手雇佣及安全规则问题对外卖平台处以罚款
罚款或处罚
意大利检方因劳动安全问题对 Uber Eats、Glovo、Just Eat 和 Deliveroo 合计处以约 7.33 亿欧元罚款，并要求平台向意大利骑手提供固定薪酬的非永久合同。检方还要求公司处理社会保障、保险和防护装备事宜，并给予 90 天整改期限。
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澄清 — Uber
Over the past months, we have put in place a landmark framework for stronger protections and more benefits for independent couriers in Italy, while working hard to set new standards for health and safety protection
来源摘录
Companies were given 90 days to comply with the requests.
The more than 60,000 couriers who worked for Uber Eats, Glovo, Just Eat and Deliveroo in Italy during 2017-2020 must be offered non-permanent contracts with fixed pay, the Milan prosecutors' office said in a statement.
They were also ordered to pay fines totalling some 733 million euros ($900 million) to settle the labour safety issues with Italian authorities, a sum that could rise based on their other infractions.
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