With AI dining tech, MSU knows if you didn’t finish your plate

Students weren’t eating their Philly cheesesteaks.

“Those subs were just way too big,” said Ivan Zou, co-founder of Raccoon Eyes, a startup that’s partnering with Michigan State University to promote food sustainability.

Since August 18, the firm’s artificial intelligence-enhanced technology has been snapping pictures of uneaten food at two of MSU’s dining halls, and its creator says it’s already making insights into the causes of food waste…

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