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Computer Chefs & 3D-Printed Food

Discover the world of 3D printed cake, where culinary creations come to life with stunning designs and the future of food is reshaped.

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Is this the future of food? 3D printers make dazzling cake toppers and a talented supercomputer explores new culinary creations.

What 3D-Printed Cake Tastes Like – The Atlantic

And Now, From I.B.M., Chef Watson – New York Times

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