I chose this topic because it’s a new generation and technology is increasing every year. There is something new, for example ChatGPT is an A.I generator for questions and it answers faster than a person could. In this new age of people, phones and other electronics are way more common now. I feel like it could help people go out to places and try new foods. You can look on Instagram and see where people go out to get food from because they have locations and the actual restaurant places that they go to. I learned that technology and A.I could be a worldwide strategy to help world hunger and are also increasing food production. I hope me and my audience learn what other technology could be used to examine foods. 

Being more careful with what you consume is very important especially with people that are already suffering from diseases and other things. With these new technologies today, people have a better chance of being more healthy than ever.

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Although online shopping has been around for consumers since the mid-1990s, mainstream use has skyrocketed over the past several years as people grow increasingly comfortable with it and accustomed to the ease and speed of online retail. The main reason why online food shopping is better is the availability and online-only deals.

Personally, the physical store is better because whenever I need something I could check online to see if whatever is available, and I could go pick it up from the store. There are also apps like Door Dash and Uber Eats that can deliver food to you and things from the grocery store. The issue with that is the extra expenses like delivery fee and tax. When it comes to other things like shoes and clothes the online shopping is way better.

Online Shopping vs In-Store Shopping: Which Is Better? (nationwide.com)

And, rather tellingly, the number of Gen Zer's who are planning to replace their VR/AR headset in the next 12 months is about the same as the number of Gen Zer's planning to upgrade their smartphone. 

These things attract people with kids, people with higher incomes and people who are into technology.

Even though these headsets could be expensive, the parents of these kids want them to be happy.

For restaurants with unique selling points, like menus from other countries, VR can be useful for showing customers the story of a restaurant, a personalized view of the menu’s native origin, and how specialized items are made.

These new AR and VR headsets could increase the customer engagement. It could also increase emotional connections with the people and technology.

AR/VR can also be used to help train back-of-house staff. Instructional videos that come to life and showcase how to make dishes, handle portion sizes and ingredient amounts, and more can make the cooking process more efficient and accurate.

Is VR headset adoption increasing? Who's buying and why | Asurion