Would you trust ChatGPT to cook your food for you?

stanto 6 months ago

I don't know, maybe we should? Frankly if I can't read the timings on the back of a box, this makes this kind of food pretty accessible, if questionably safe.

Get your python and raspberry pi out and get microwave cooking I guess!

Is there an alternative to ChatGPT where I don't have to pay for an API to do this? I guess a decent trained model's hard to run locally.

dougw 6 months ago

Very cool.

Maybe you could use ChatGPT to get suggestions for another AI/API that is free...
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robogary 6 months ago

Heck no. I like to cook, and I like to eat.

I wont let ChatGPT exercise for me either.

I dont need ChatGPT to tell me what my opinion should be, I have a wife.
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stanto 6 months ago in reply to robogary

robogary said:
I dont need ChatGPT to tell me what my opinion should be, I have a wife.

Ugh, that's not a good joke.

robogary said:
. I like to cook, and I like to eat.

Same, sometimes I find chatgpt helpful for inspiring recipes though.
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DAB 6 months ago

Humorous response aside, this is a valid question for the future.

Consider the possibility of having a five-star Michelin chef in your kitchen to prepare your meals.

Yes I like to cook occasionally, but having excellent food available on demand, that is very enticing.

Having good healthy food available could reduce obesity and a whole host of food related medical issues.

So while I would not jump right in to having ChatGPT cook for me today, in the future, maybe.
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kmikemoo 6 months ago

Wow! Bold. Crazy. Would I trust ChatGPT? Ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha. NO.

I would also NEVER trust a group of strangers on the Internet for ANYTHING. Impressive coding.
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stanto 6 months ago in reply to kmikemoo

kmikemoo said:
Would I trust ChatGPT? Ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha. NO.

It seems to work well in the video, maybe there are some other prompts going to it than simply "check out what you see"
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beacon_dave 6 months ago

I was surprised that it took microwave manufacturers so long to add barcode scanners to their products. Most of the microwave meals have already been tagged so no need to guess what it is. The next step would have been for the meals to have a second tag with the cooking timings encoded as standard, so as to avoid the need for an on-line lookup.
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