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Being able to filter by allergen is pretty useful. A chain of custody for ingredients would be cool too. Of course, one can just ask. Does this have nuts in it?
by SpaceL10n 3y ago
Being able to filter by allergen is pretty useful. A chain of custody for ingredients would be cool too. Of course, one can just ask. Does this have nuts in it? Was this ethically sourced?
But, to your point, the nuance that some chefs place in their food descriptions tells a lot. Only a human can tell you which pairings are important to a particular dish, a machine can't. A bit of both would be nice.
- janalsncm 3y agoYou don’t need a language model for that, and arguably shouldn’t use one if there’s a possibility of the model hallucinating the wrong answer. And the model is only as good as the information it is given, so if there is allergen info available, why not just display it directly to the customer? If there’s not, your model will almost certainly be wrong.
- wyre 3y ago>Was this ethically sourced? If you’re at a restaurant and it is uncertain, the answer is likely no, purely based on the scale that restaurants require.