Staff Reports
Google AI’s Cooking Tips Causing Concern
One of the great things about the internet is having access to tons of recipes. Whether you’re cooking for your family or just trying something new, the web is full of ideas. But lately, Google’s AI cooking tips have been causing some trouble.
Many people use Google to help with recipes, like converting measurements or finding tips to make dishes better. It’s a convenient tool for cooking and baking. However, Google’s AI has been giving out some questionable advice that can actually be dangerous.
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For example, some users have been told to add Elmer’s glue to pizza sauce to keep the cheese from falling off. That’s not a safe or edible solution! Another alarming suggestion was to eat small rocks for their minerals and vitamins. Of course, this advice is not only bizarre but also hazardous.
In another bizarre instance, someone asked if they could use gasoline to cook spaghetti faster. The AI’s response was not only concerning but also potentially harmful. These examples show that Google’s AI isn’t always reliable when it comes to cooking advice.
It’s important to be cautious and use common sense when following any tips, especially when it comes to food. Google’s AI may have good intentions, but its advice has been off the mark. Perhaps sticking to traditional recipes and methods is the safest bet in the kitchen.
Editorial Opinion: It’s concerning that Google’s AI, a tool used by millions, is providing such risky cooking suggestions. This highlights the importance of being discerning with online advice, especially when it comes to health and safety. Users should exercise caution and rely on reputable sources for cooking tips.
