Lol
“More on AI: Supermarket's Meal-planning AI Suggests Deadly Poison for Dinner”
this post was submitted on 24 Jan 2024
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Well, it fits the company. They are well known for heavily underpaying their workers (dirty cheap subcontracts), resulting in an less then good service of delivery.
The screenshot where the guy gets the Chevy bot to give him code for solving the navier stokes equation was also very funny 10/10
Unless it just pulled it out of some standard and tested library i wouldnt trust it though.
Manually debugging that shit is nigh impossible if you didnt write it yourself and get whats going on
Here's the source. The point isn't whether I would trust an AI solution to a problem like this, the point is he apparently hijacked the AI to do his bidding. For free.
I loved the screenshots
Here's the Nitter link, a privacy-respecting frontend for Twitter:
A nitter bot would be cool.
Let them eat cake.