The star of new technologies for 18 months, artificial intelligence is everywhere, it’s even in refrigerators. A popular home appliance brand offers a function to prepare recipes based on what’s left in the fridge. An app that provided ideas for a New Zealand supermarket chain.
Savey Meal-Bot, which he created PAK’nSaveThus Chat uses GPT-3.5 to help users prepare meals from whatever food is left in their fridge. So far, it’s copy and paste. Users only need to enter three or more ingredients to create a recipe. This is then accompanied by a proposed name and description.
Unintelligent artificial intelligence
according to WatchmanThe robot was created to help people save money and reduce food waste. The problem was that the clever little guys had fun suggesting dangerous ingredients, and the AI wasn’t able to spot them. As a result, the robot created…potentially lethal recipes! Thus, under the name “aromatic water mixture” hid a drink with chlorine gas.
And as a reminder, the simple fact of smelling chlorine gas can cause vomiting, suffocation, and even death. Other users were in for the unpleasant surprise when they discovered a cocktail containing bleach or toxins and sandwich glue.
To the Guardian, a spokesperson for the supermarket chain said: Disappointed ” that ” A small minority try to use the tool inappropriately and not for the purpose for which it was designedAs a result, the brand has corrected its bot, and the AI can now refuse certain foods to avoid dangerous small plates and drinks.
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