> everytime a user generate a AI recipe based on his own ingredients, it publish online the recipe. The “Skip the store” link doesn’t work for me, so fortunate

> everytime a user generate a AI recipe based on his own ingredients, it publish online the recipe. The “Skip the store” link doesn’t work for me, so fortunately for you I couldn’t enter the ingredients Fillet of a fenny snake, eye of newt, toe of frog, wool of bat, tongue of dog, adder's fork, blind-worm's sting, lizard's leg, howlet's wing, In other words: how are you going to prevent vandals from trying to get silly recipes online? Also, how do you know your AI doesn’t generate unhealthy, possibly even lethal recipes? I haven’t tried this app, but I think that risk is real. For example, if I take an existing mushroom recipe and give you app the ingredients, with the mushroom replaced by a poisonous one, I think LLMs would happily create a recipe.