Zomato and Blinkit recently announced that it is expanding its The GenAI Teamseeking AI/ML engineers skilled in Large Language Model (LLM) optimization, fine-tuning, and RLHF to evolve AI solutions that improve real-world food and grocery experiences, with their team having grew from 3 to over 20 engineers in just one year.
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The head of generative AI Vaibhav Bhutanesewho is working on building a core AI team for Zomato and its fast-paced commerce business Blinkit, spoke LinkedIn to announce a hiring alert for AI-based technical engineers who specialize in optimizing large language models with cutting-edge technique.
Based in Gurgaon, the opportunity is open to interns and senior engineers. The call to action is clear: “Whether you are an intern eager to learn or a senior engineer ready to lead, you will have the opportunity to make your mark and shine!”
Recently, Zomato’s boss
As a pioneer in the field of AI-powered delivery service platforms, Zomato recently announced a to forbid on AI-generated food images on the platform, to build trust among its users.
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Zomato’s data science team leverages AI for personalized recommendations, optimizing delivery and customer engagement, while fostering a culture of ownership and innovation. “Ownership is at the heart of everything we do here. Our goal is to make our customer experience the best in the world,” said Manav Guptahead of data science at Zomato, in an interview a few years ago.
Bans AI-generated images on its platform
Recently, Zomato has announced a strong stance against the use of AI-generated images for dishes on restaurant menus, citing customer trust issues and negative impacts on businesses.
Deepinder Goyal, head of Zomato revealed that AI-generated images led to customer complaints, resulting in higher refund rates and lower ratings for restaurants.
“We are requesting our restaurant partners to avoid using AI for food images in restaurant menus from now on. We will actively start removing such images from menus by the end of this month. And we will stop accepting AI-generated food images (as long as we can detect them through automation),” Goyal said.
