One sci-fi example could be based on the replicators from Star Trek, who are able to synthesize any meals on demand. It is not hard to imagine a "cooking robot

One sci-fi example could be based on the replicators from Star Trek, who are able to synthesize any meals on demand. It is not hard to imagine a "cooking robot" as a black box that — given the appropriate ingredients — would cook any dish for you. Press a button, say what you want, and out it comes. Internally, the machine would need to perform lots of tasks that we usually associate with intelligence, from managing ingredients and planning cooking steps, to fine-grained perception and manipulation of the food as it is cooking. But it would not be conscious in any real way. Order comes in, dish comes out. Would we use "intelligent" to describe such a machine? Or "magic"?