Where Does Artificial Intelligence Get Its Recipes? An LSM Article on Cooking and AI
The food section of Latvian Public Media (LSM) asks where artificial intelligence tools get their recipes. The article compares looking up cooking advice with AI to cookbooks, online recipes and videos.
Latvian Public Media (LSM) has published an article asking where artificial intelligence tools get their recipes. It appeared on 4 November 2026 in the "Virtuve" (Kitchen) section of the lifestyle pages.
The article opens with an everyday situation: a person wants to bake an apple cake. There are several ways to find a recipe. You can open a cookbook, look one up online, or watch a video that shows step by step how the cake is made.
There is another option: asking artificial intelligence. In the example, the user tells the AI assistant what is in the kitchen: three apples, two eggs and a little flour. Then the user asks what can be baked with those ingredients.
In this scenario, AI works differently from a cookbook or a recipe website. The person does not pick a ready-made recipe. Instead, they list the available products, and the question is built around them.
The excerpt available gives only the introduction. It does not answer the question in the headline about what sources lie behind the recipes AI suggests. The excerpt contains no such information.
