I guess if they don't need humans working for them, they don't need humans buying from them, either.

I can't order thermal paste with my chips!? Tomato sauce is just going to ruin the texture of the chip.

A few months ago I was looking at the menu of a vietnamese restaurant on UberEats. Every description for every item was AI generated (it had a little disclaimer informing you of this). I wonder if the restaurant was even aware of this? Do they get a choice?

The descriptions listed ingredients. I feel like it could be a liability issue if the AI generated descriptions leaves off an ingredient that could be an allergen for someone.

edit: found an example:

The fuck kind of unhinged bag is that?

Fun fact:

To make a computer chip palatable to denizens of most English speaking countries outside the US, you must trigger the HALT AND CATCH FIRE condition, at which point it will transition into a computer crisp.

"Thin slices or pieces of various materials"? I always wondered how they did it!

LOL, one of my favorite new terms: "AI-Powered".

This craps everywhere now man. A friend was looking up paint colours for her house for the biggest paint company in the country, and the one she chose was recommended to give her home a murky and rancid feel. Like at that point, don't give individual colours descriptions at all!

Well, I'd say my old gear is a potato pc, so there it is

Sounds like a law suit opportunity for food allergies

Now with extra germanium!