'Smart Chopsticks' Can Tell You Whether Your Food is Safe to Eat

Move over smart phones, now we got the smart chopsticks. Don’t trust the safety of your food in China? Baidu says it has the answer.

The Chinese search-engine giant on Wednesday rolled out a so-called set of “smart chopsticks,” known as Kuaisou in Chinese, that it says can detect oils containing unsanitary levels of contamination.

At the company’s annual technology conference, Baidu CEO Robin Li gave a brief introduction of the new product, which he called “a new way to sense the world.”