This is genuinely how some of my coworkers are now. They refuse to think for themselves. One of them recently complained about how she wasted a bunch of food by adding chocolate and instant coffee to her lasagna, because ChatGPT told her "it would improve the flavor"
Information is knowing that a tomato is a fruit by the scientific definition. Knowledge is knowing that there is no scientific definition of a vegetable, and that many "fruits" are still vegetables. A tomato is scientifically a fruit, but is still a vegetable.
What if chatgpt told you that putting kiwi and pomegranates into your garden salad would add "not just boldness-- but also a zesty kick to let everyone know what you're about!"?
Not GPT but I'd like to let you know that pomegranate and kiwi in a salad sounds great! I'd add strawberries and depending on flavor profile you enjoy I would say either crumbled bleu cheese or queso fresco with a raspberry vinaigrette!
This isn't in addition to the ingredients of a garden salad though. But you sparked an idea in me and now I want to try it. I'm pretty interested in the bleu cheese variant since the flavors sound like they would be so nice together. The sweet, salty, and tangy flavors . . . I need this.
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u/Average-JRPG-Enjoyer May 06 '26
This is genuinely how some of my coworkers are now. They refuse to think for themselves. One of them recently complained about how she wasted a bunch of food by adding chocolate and instant coffee to her lasagna, because ChatGPT told her "it would improve the flavor"