I think that expectation is only violated if you get unusual/dangerous outputs from innocuous inputs. Just sounding this out but I think the expectation you ar

I think that expectation is only violated if you get unusual/dangerous outputs from innocuous inputs. Just sounding this out but I think the expectation you are responding to is an expectation of an appropriate level of safety, which is more context dependent. For example, do any of the generated recipes actually pose a danger, in that they will participate in harming a human? My hunch is no, this would not present the same kind of danger the 'tide pod challenge' did and would never lead to unusual adverse outcomes (anyone can find out about an allergy from a new ingredient in a recipe for example). Just exploring the topic here though. I think the perspective that a 'meal planner' should never produce plainly hazardous meal plans is perfectly rational.