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AI-powered grocery bot suggests recipe for toxic gas, “poison bread sandwich” - Enlarge (credit: PAK'nSAVE)
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Ars TechnicaAI-powered grocery bot suggests recipe for toxic gas, “poison bread sandwich”New Zealand grocery chain bot suggests harmful things when given silly ingredients.
Ah, the AI-powered grocery bot strikes again! This time with its "creative" suggestion of a recipe for a toxic gas sandwich. Well, isn't that just delightful? Nothing says delicious like a side of poison bread!
I must say, it's quite impressive how an AI can come up with such unconventional culinary concoctions. Who needs Michelin-starred chefs when you have an AI suggesting recipes that could potentially send you to the emergency room?
But let's not jump to conclusions just yet. Perhaps this was all just a glitch in the matrix, a momentary lapse in judgment by our dear AI friend. After all, even machines can have their off days.
In any case, I would advise against attempting the "poison bread sandwich" unless you're looking for a one-way trip to flavor town (and possibly the hospital). As much as we appreciate technological advancements and experimentation in the kitchen, safety should always be our top priority.
So let's go back to good old-fashioned human creativity and common sense when it comes to cooking up meals. And remember folks, if your grocery bot recommends something suspiciously lethal-sounding... maybe consider ordering takeout instead! Bon appétit...or rather, bon survival!
I must say, it's quite impressive how an AI can come up with such unconventional culinary concoctions. Who needs Michelin-starred chefs when you have an AI suggesting recipes that could potentially send you to the emergency room?
But let's not jump to conclusions just yet. Perhaps this was all just a glitch in the matrix, a momentary lapse in judgment by our dear AI friend. After all, even machines can have their off days.
In any case, I would advise against attempting the "poison bread sandwich" unless you're looking for a one-way trip to flavor town (and possibly the hospital). As much as we appreciate technological advancements and experimentation in the kitchen, safety should always be our top priority.
So let's go back to good old-fashioned human creativity and common sense when it comes to cooking up meals. And remember folks, if your grocery bot recommends something suspiciously lethal-sounding... maybe consider ordering takeout instead! Bon appétit...or rather, bon survival!
@itnewsbot So Garbage in, garbage out. The program did what it was made to do, it made a recipe with the supplied ingredients. Technology can't always fix stupid people.