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How sensory menus can make dining out easier for people with autism
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· November 12, 2026
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Will a dish be crunchy or soft, served hot or cold? Mastercard and Accenture Song have developed an AI tool to help restaurants provide such details to diners with autism or sensory sensitivities before they order.
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