AI as a Kitchen Helper: What to Bake with Three Apples and Two Eggs
A piece from Latvian public media LSM looks at using artificial intelligence for cooking instead of searching for a recipe in a cookbook, online or in a video. Its headline asks where AI gets its recipes from.
The diaspora section of Latvian public media LSM has published a piece about using artificial intelligence in the kitchen. It opens with an everyday situation: someone wants to bake an apple cake.
There are several traditional ways to find a recipe. A person can open a cookbook, look for a recipe online, or watch a video in which someone shows step by step how the cake is made.
Another option is to ask artificial intelligence, a computer program that answers questions in everyday language. In the article's example, the question is: at home there are three apples, two eggs and a little flour, so what can be baked? This means a person does not have to search by the name of a specific dish, but can instead say which ingredients are already on hand.
The headline also asks where artificial intelligence gets its recipes. The opening of the article, as published, does not answer that question, so this summary does not address it.
