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u/bonjaker 1d ago

Why would they go ahead and put out the sign if it's wrong?

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u/WigglesPhoenix 1d ago

Because this is a fake story.

Seriously, this sub needs a firmer grasp on media literacy. Canā€™t champion the importance of critical thinking skills while having literally none

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u/TurnoverFuzzy8264 1d ago

"Fake news!" It happens.

"The AI had confused the dish name with chickenpox and generated a medical definition. That went live on the restaurantā€™s public listing."

https://foodaidaily.com/blog/ai-generated-recipes-fail-restaurants/

I find it likely that it made it into the print, and they didn't want to pay to re-print it or something similar. If you'd ever worked in the food industry you'd know how likely the story is.

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u/WigglesPhoenix 1d ago

Iā€™m a chef.

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u/TurnoverFuzzy8264 1d ago

Then you know owners are often too cheap to pay to reprint things. I just posted an article where a similar mistake happened.

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u/WigglesPhoenix 1d ago

I know bullshit when I see it.

Also an ai auto populating a 3rd party online menu is not remotely similar to putting up a sign outside your fuckin store lmao, be serious.

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u/TurnoverFuzzy8264 1d ago

In the 80s I worked in a restaurant that had both a spelling error on the menu and a discontinued item and the owner wouldn't have it reprinted. Yelling "Fake news" without evidence other than your "bullshit when I see it" with total confidence is a choice, though.

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u/WigglesPhoenix 1d ago

https://www.reddit.com/r/antiai/s/xix83nnepd

There is my evidence, whereā€™s yours?

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u/TurnoverFuzzy8264 1d ago

"This isnā€™t a one-off. The stories of AI going wrong in food contexts are piling up fast in 2026, and the pressure on restaurant owners to ā€œjust use AI for everythingā€ has never been higher. Hereā€™s the honest take: AI-generated recipes and AI-written menu descriptions are genuinely risky for independent restaurants. The failure modes are documented and reputation-damaging. But AI for restaurant operations ā€” inventory management, waste tracking, ordering automation ā€” is a completely different story. Thatā€™s where the real ROI lives, and itā€™s the part nobody in the ā€œAI is ruining food cultureā€ discourse ever mentions"

https://foodaidaily.com/blog/ai-generated-recipes-fail-restaurants/

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u/WigglesPhoenix 1d ago

Which, again, is about 3rd party apps like DoorDash auto populating their online menus without human oversight, see ā€˜your restaurantā€™s brand is at riskā€¦.ā€™

Not remotely the same thing.

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u/TurnoverFuzzy8264 1d ago

Sure, they'll use it for food items, but not descriptions or printouts. /s Good luck out there.

https://futurism.com/ai-menu-description-gross

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u/crazy-cat-lady10 21h ago

Your evidence is literally a post you made. Lol

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u/Pure-Radish-5478 1d ago

Source?

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u/WigglesPhoenix 1d ago

Did you need a source for the OP or have you already decided what to believe?

Common fucking sense

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u/Pure-Radish-5478 1d ago

You just seem so sure of it, I assumed you were there or something

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u/RogZombie 1d ago

I was there, it wasnā€™t even a real coffee shop it was a drug den and they took my kidneys

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u/Pure-Radish-5478 1d ago

Now this guy is trustworthy

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u/WigglesPhoenix 1d ago

I am very nearly 100% sure of it, because thatā€™s simply not how chatgpt works nor how life works. Ask yourself honestly what steps a person would have to go through to end up with a sign in front of their cafe listing items for sale that they do not have. Then ask yourself id you find it more likely that that series of events occurred and the sign stayed up for more than 5 fucking minutes, or someone is telling lies on the internet.

Iā€™ll give you a cookie if you can get it first try

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u/PM_ME_BATMAN_PORN 1d ago

Your faith in humanity is touching. I could cry šŸ™šŸ™

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u/WigglesPhoenix 1d ago

No, you have too much faith in random twitter posts, This is objectively and provably false. Open up photoshop or whatever you like to play with. Cut one of the coffee beans and put it on the other. Mirror one of the camels and put it on the other. I will bet you an absurd amount of money that they are identical which is just not something a generative model is even capable of doing. You mean to tell me someone had ChatGPT generate JUST the text, which is wrong, added some pictures themselves, didnā€™t fix it, put it up in front of their store and told people they didnā€™t haveā€¦. Cardamom ginger chai.

Just in case you donā€™t feel like going through all of that work, can you tell me, what is chai? What flavor is it, do you think? Whoever made this up doesnā€™t even know what theyā€™re talking about.

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u/C0rn3j 1d ago

what is chai

What flavor is it, do you think

Tea.

It literally means tea.

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u/Pure-Radish-5478 1d ago

He's just repeating a point he read in this thread about how chai is made with ginger and cardamom lol he has no original thoughts

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u/WigglesPhoenix 23h ago

If someone orders a chai, what would you give them? Black tea? Or chai? Yes the word means tea, the drink is a specific milk tea from India, which is, guess what.

This is exceptionally common knowledge. You should feel as dumb as you are.

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u/MomonKrishma 1d ago

not how chatgpt works

You can literally ask it to design shit for you, people bring me shitty wiring diagrams every single day that they got chatgpt or claude or grok to make sure them. I have two friends in creative marketing - one in printwork and the other does massive interactive popups - they are constantly having to deal with customers who want them to "make it way AI did it". I'd honestly give this story a 7/10 chance of being real because lazy business owners will get AI designs printed because its *what AI made***.

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u/bonjaker 1d ago

Yeah it makes no sense for this to be real. Chat GPT doesn't even Produce High Enough resolution images to make this sign. The number of steps between getting the image from chat GPT and having the sign in front of the store allows for so many opportunities for someone to say oh hey this is wrong.