Restaurant Robotics Technology
Nextgen Food Robotics Corp announces that it has reached a significant milestone in the development of its AI food ordering app, Lily, with the integration of the advanced Large Language Model powered by GPT-4.0. This integration marks an important step as the company prepares to bring the innovative Lily app to market.
The Large Language Model (LLM) is a sophisticated natural language processing system that utilizes GPT-4.0, an advanced artificial intelligence algorithm, to understand and generate human-like text. By integrating LLM into Lily, the app will offer users a more intuitive and conversational experience. LLM can comprehend context, generate coherent responses, and analyze complex language patterns, enabling Lily to interact with users in a seamless manner.
This milestone integration of LLM through GPT-4.0 into Lily is a testament to Nextgen’s commitment to technological advancements. By providing personalized recommendations, addressing user inquiries, and facilitating easy navigation through its comprehensive menu, Lily aims to deliver a user-friendly and engaging experience, akin to conversing with a knowledgeable food expert.
“The integration of the Large Language Model (LLM) through GPT-4.0 into our AI food ordering app, Lily, is a crucial milestone in our product development journey,” said Paul Rivas “We are excited to bring this innovative app to market, offering users an enhanced and personalized food ordering experience. LLM’s advanced capabilities empower Lily to understand user queries and provide relevant responses, setting the stage for a convenient and enjoyable customer journey.”
Source: Nextgen Food Robotics
