Last week I made a chicken tortilla soup from a recipe on a random site. The directions were to cook the chicken for a suspiciously short time and sure enough,

Last week I made a chicken tortilla soup from a recipe on a random site. The directions were to cook the chicken for a suspiciously short time and sure enough, following the instructions verbatim the chicken was still mostly raw. Fortunately it was obvious enough that no one would have eaten it without cooking it longer. But it was probably my first encounter with an AI recipe. It doesn't seem like a mistake a person would make. I made the mistake of forgetting to stick to sites with some level of reputation. Taking information directly from the search engine robs people of important context. Even if the site the recipe is taken from is cited, without going to the site you won't be able to get that sense of whether the site's look and feel is spammy or AI slop. And of course that applies to any other type of information too.