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f folding clothes, i wanna just have a robot be my personal chef. the amount of different tasks and capabilities a robot will need to make any meal that I can i

• quantumink 20d ago
  It may sound strange, but cooking is one of the most intense and attention-consuming tasks I encounter. I have to do it every day too. So I fully agree with this line of thought... Many a time I have considered that I would happily spend more on a personal 24/7 chef than I ever would on a car. Cars to me are utilities and should simply be efficient and optimized to purpose - food is luxury and taste, it is sublime experience and art. Maybe that's why I can't make it, treating every recipe like a strict command chain isn't how art is done. Can my taste buds be scanned?
  • spockz 20d ago
    Hire a butler/personal assistant that is also a decent cook. Sometimes there is a husband/wife pair. But be ready for substantial expense.
  • kart23 19d ago
    I mean honestly anything is taste and art. People care about very different things. Some people see their clothes as the biggest expression of themselves, whereas others don't care about their clothing but see their cars as art and a special experience thats separate from the purpose. But yeah, I think a lot of food is just practicing. And if possible, learn from someone who's food you do really like, and experiment. Just try making some dish you really liked, you'll be surprised at how far you can get.
• slfnflctd 20d ago
  The cooking robots I have seen are massively complex and can only make one dish. I agree this is a ways off. I saw a cocktail-making robot that was pretty impressive, but it was the size of a room and broke down frequently.