When the AI produces recipes like this I feel a mixture of pride and relief.
Then I realize how very very low my standards have fallen.
At least it remembered to pit the peas.
This is one of the AI's more human-seeming recipes (vintage American cooking was EXPERIMENTAL)
Though I have questions about "PG"
Another case where vagueness in an AI recipe is cause for unease
What's interesting is how variable the neural net recipes are in their bizarreness.
This recipe is from the same model & generation settings that produced "Jellied Vegetable Salad" and "Potty Training for a Bunny"
There were some cocktails in the neural net's training data
NO neural net
that is too much extract
One thing the neural net has learned from humans is that it's good to include a story with your recipe.
It is bad at this.
People ask why the neural net generates stuff that wasn't in the recipe dataset. It's because although I finetuned it on recipes, GPT-2 was originally trained on a broad dataset of internet text.
It still remembers how to make Pokemon, and will do so occasionally, unprompted.
The neural net read a LOT of fanfic on the internet during its initial general training, and still remembers it even after training on the jello-centric data.
Except now all its stories center around food.
Today's AI is much closer in brainpower to an earthworm than to a human. It can pattern-match but doesn't understand what it's doing.
This is its attempt to blend in with human recipes
Commercial AI is not significantly smarter than this recipe AI. Humans have just hopefully done a better job of preventing it from making oblivious mistakes.
More about AI mistakes (and dubious recipes) in my book "You Look Like a Thing and I Love You" youlooklikeathing.com
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Decided to see what #dalle would respond with when asked for
"3D rendered floor plan of an apartment that rents for $1000 a month in new york city"
I like the high ceilings; some questions about the light fixtures and also the location of the kitchen.
Another #dalle output for "3D rendered floor plan of an apartment that rents for $1000 a month in new york city"
Quite a lot of space; some concern about the inaccessible rooms and the hallway bidet.
Another #dalle output for "3D rendered floor plan of an apartment that rents for $1000 a month in new york city"
Not sure if $1000 gives you the entire room or just one of the cots. Is that a pleather floor?