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AI in the Kitchen Apps: Google is rolling out Gemini-powered “Docs Live,” “Gmail Live,” and “Keep Live,” letting people ask questions about their inbox and documents, draft text, and even generate recipe-style lists by voice. Smart Cooking Gear: Typhur is expanding in Europe with the Sync Air Fryer, which uses a wireless temperature probe to stop cooking when food hits the doneness you want. Food Tourism Push: Chiang Mai staged “Chiang Mai Night Out” to spotlight Lanna dishes and turn local know-how into higher-value gastronomy tourism. Restaurant & Travel Buzz: Mohegan Sun’s The Farm Italy ranked No. 2 on USA Today’s best casino restaurants list, while Charleston’s new luxury waterfront hotel The Cooper positions nearby Italian and seafood spots as part of the stay. Health & Gut Watch: A Swedish registry study finds IBD patients with multiple close relatives who had colorectal cancer face higher risk, raising questions about how screening guidelines should weigh family cancer counts. Cooking at Home: A Labor Day health tip: skip the endless grazing—choose one plate, eat deliberately, and step away from the buffet.

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