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		lan321 4 months ago \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: I used o3 to profile myself from my saved Pocket l... > How do you trust the recipe without context? Ratings or poster reputation. I often use recipes from a particular chef's website, which are formulated with specific ingredients, steps, and, optionally, a video. I trust the chef since I've yet to try a bad recipe from him. I also often use baking recipes from King Arthur based on ratings. They're also pretty consistently good and don't have much fluff.

apsurd 4 months ago [–]

Those are good examples. A trusted chef's website can list purely the recipe because it's held within a pre-vetted context. I do this as well.

I'm advocating for the need for those kinds of trust signals. If AI literally just listed ingredients, I wouldn't trust it. How could I?

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