The fast food chain is implementing artificial intelligence to boost order accuracy and detect equipment failures early.

As part of a technological overhaul, over 43,000 McDonald's restaurants will be receiving new AI powered tools that shift the ...

The fast-food giant’s new initiative uses artificial intelligence to target order accuracy and help restaurants detect equipment issues before they fail.

McDonald's has initiated a technology overhaul at its 43,000 restaurants, incorporating internet-connected kitchen equipment and AI-driven tools for managers, The Wall Street Journal reports.

McDonald’s (MCD) is revamping technology at 43,000 locations with internet-connected kitchen equipment, AI-enabled ...

Brandon Bell/Getty McDonald’s latest change doesn’t come with a ... That data can include predictions about when kitchen equipment like fryers or infamously faulty ice cream machines will ...

Someone else quipped that while the beverage looks good, because of a notoriously recurring McDonald’s equipment issue they will more than likely probably never get to try one for themselves.

The Wall Street Journal notes that McDonald's starting rolling out edge computing platforms at some of its US restaurants last year, and plans to add more ...

The technology setup can help predict when kitchen equipment, like fryers and McDonald’s McFlurry ice cream machines, will break down, Rice explained. It can also offer “franchisees a ‘real ...

McDonald's is turning to AI and edge computing to improve efficiency, enhance customer experience, and reduce stress on employees.