Your AI calorie-tracking app may be off by 345 calories
New research from the NIH suggests that AI-powered calorie tracking apps often underestimate nutritional content by about one-third. The study compared app estimates against precisely measured meals from a clinical metabolic kitchen.
AI-powered calorie tracking apps can estimate a meal's nutritional content from a single photograph. The technology offers a fast and convenient alternative to manually entering every food and portion, but new research suggests the results may be considerably lower than what is actually on the plate.
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