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I believe the issue here is that, as a user, I expect the system to "do no harm". Sure, once you give bleach as an ingredient then all bets are off (although a
by probably_wrong 3y ago
I believe the issue here is that, as a user, I expect the system to "do no harm". Sure, once you give bleach as an ingredient then all bets are off (although a good system would filter it out), but it highlights the deeper issue that some foods could be bad for my health and the system is letting them through.
Unheated castor oil contains ricin, and even heated oil can cause contractions in pregnant women. Raw chicken can give you salmonella. A working recipe system should therefore never return "chicken sushi on a bed of vegetables with a touch of castor oil" without some SERIOUS warnings, but it's clear that this system may do so. Putting such a system in the hands of unsuspecting users is bad and they should feel bad.
- Nullabillity 3y agoAnd going further, it demonstrates that the model doesn't actually understand food or cooking, and is just smashing random words together.
- nullindividual 3y agoIt does further the point that LLMs are unable to understand, infer, deduce, or reason. LLMs are toddlers who are capable of stringing words together that make some sense most of the time. It’s not artificial intelligence.
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