How futuristic foodies are using AI to get into NYC hot spots without the wait

In New York City, futuristic foodies are using AI to gain immediate access to popular dining establishments, bypassing the long waitlists. The Shortlist, a newly launched tool created by Jenn Han and Josh Jung, utilizes data from Google Maps and Resy to provide real-time open tables based on specific preferences such as neighborhood, number of seats, and ambiance. Since its launch on August 29, the tool has gained thousands of email subscribers and over 10,000 searches, with plans to expand to other cities. Users have expressed enthusiasm for the convenience and time-saving potential of the AI tool, while some have remained skeptical of its added value. Overall, the innovative approach serves as a solution to the perennial problem of securing last-minute reservations at popular restaurants in NYC.

 

This news summary is based on an original article from New York Post and can be read here: How futuristic foodies are using AI to get into NYC hot spots without the wait