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- AI Nutrition Tracking Stinks - Slashdot
AI nutrition tracking features in popular fitness apps are producing wildly inaccurate calorie and macro counts despite promises to simplify food logging through automated photo analysis The Verge tested AI-powered nutrition tools in Ladder, Oura Advisor, January and MyFitnessPal Ladder's AI estim
- AI has no idea what I’m eating | The Verge
MyFitnessPal has also added a ScanMeal feature that lets you take photos to get calorie and macro estimates My TikTok feed keeps advertising a gamified food-tracking app with an AI raccoon pet
- AI Nutrition Tracking Stinks - hashe. com
ai nutrition tracking stinks Recent attempts to leverage artificial intelligence for nutrition tracking have revealed significant shortcomings, raising questions about the technology’s effectiveness in everyday applications
- AI nutrition tracking stinks - AIVAnet
AI nutrition tracking stinksThe pitch is to take a picture and let AI do the rest The latter is where it all breaks down This is Optimizer, a weekly newsletter sent every Friday from Verge senior reviewer Victoria Song that dissects and discusses the latest phones, smartwatches, apps, and other gizmos that swear they’re going to change your life Optimizer arrives in our subscribers
- AI nutrition tracking stinks | TypeOst
The latest foray into AI-driven nutrition tracking has left many scratching their heads A recent attempt at using an app's AI feature to log breakfast results in a bewilderingly incorrect calorie count - 780, instead of the actual 355 This glitch highlights a more fundamental issue with
- Have you used a nutrition tracking app and stopped? If so, why?
Have you used a nutrition tracking app and stopped? If so, why? I've been tracking my meals for years but I have friends that have go on and off and some that quite entirely, I'm curious to understand why people stop using apps like MFP or LoseIt
- AI Nutrition Tracking Stinks - Worldnews. com
AI nutrition tracking features in popular fitness apps are producing wildly inaccurate calorie and macro counts despite promises to simplify food logging through automated photo analysis
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