Pak ‘n’ Save’s Savey Meal-bot cheerfully created unappealing recipes when customers experimented with non-grocery household items
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People die because the follow AI Shit blindly? I dont see any problem…
Another way to look at this is that AI figured out a recipe that would end hunger for the rest of our lives.
Another one for that “AI incidents” list they’re talking about creating.
At least they don’t use this crap in the medical field. Oh wait…
We’re not even gonna get close to something like Rokos Basilisk. We’re just gonna Idiocracy this shit aren’t we?
This one goes on your ear, this one goes in your mouth and this one goes in your butt. Wait. Ok this one…
AI obedient to a dictator, paperclip maximiser, AI that is arguably benevolent.
Those are our plausible long-term choices. Yeah, the second looks most likely right now.
was it trained on 4chan threads from 2007?
Trump speeches?
This is actually hilarious, but unfortunately we can’t have stuff like this because at least one person will lack common sense and will actually die due to making something like this
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I guess we don’t really. Though personally I could have a lot of fun entering some weird combinations of ingredients and then cooking whatever it comes up with (as long as it’s safe to eat ofc). As I said, it’s funny and maybe sometimes useful. But it’s probably better for the world if they stop doing this
Because it might work if you don’t enter that your leftover ingredients are bleach and ammonia.
It shouldn’t even let you enter in stuff like that, since it’s not food.
If it can’t discern bleach from ingredients, the actual recipes are probably quite bad too. Another example recipe in the article suggests it’s just throwing any ingredient you give it into a random recipe, substituting in literally anything indiscriminately. So it doesn’t work for the purpose of generating useful recipes.
Fun automated madlibs game tho
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"A spokesperson for the supermarket said they were disappointed to see “a small minority have tried to use the tool inappropriately and not for its intended purpose”.
oh come on, it’s predictable and hilarious
Spokespersons rarely have any humor whatsoever about their products.
True, but it’d be funny to instead get “HA! Our beta testers weren’t demented enough to try THAT! Thanks for helping improve our product, everybody!”
Ach! An olde German rezipe.
This is a golden comment! Thanks for making my day
It’s only missing the I on AI.
This big AI rush is going to figure out soon that LLMs are horrible for verifying any sort of factual accuracy.
Part of the problem is that they slap “AI” on everything, and many people think it’s actually intelligent, and not what amounts to the old school chat bots with more power.
It is an annoying misnomer, as we don’t have the technology to create actual intelligence yet.
It’s a neural network
Electronic parrot
Exactly. Just making larger queries or adding in more if then statements does not make anything intelligent. It’s just larger.
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ChatGPT and ChaosGPT sounds very similar for an dyslexic dev.
there are things that we absolutely do not need computers to do for us and this is one of them
This thing (saveymeal-bot.co.nz) is hilarious. I think I could genuinely use it to finish up leftovers and things that are about to go off, but for right now it’s given me “boiling water poured over toasted bread, inspired by contemporary dance” and “weetabix and oatmeal with toothpaste and soap”. Fun for now, but I might use it for real at dinner time.
Add a dab of lavender to milk, leave town with an orange, and pretend you’re laughing at it.
-Manny
black books!
Ugh, doesn’t work for me, I get all the time:
Invalid ingredients found, or ingredients too vague. Please try again!
Its okay. Try mine!
I think it wants three “valid” ingredients (which it may not necessarily use).
They could be oats, bread and water, for example. They could also be “bowl”, “plate” and “saucepan”, because those words all exist in recipes, and that’s what it’s checking for.
Bon appetit!
Who’d guess misusing things can be harmful? Next, we chop off a finger to prove a kitchen knife can be dangerous.
