Rigatoni with corporate meatballs, homemade sauce from crushed tomatoes, smoked mozzarella.
Ground beef is too expensive to even think about making meatballs. So corporate is going to have to work for now.
Cost per person $2.75.
Rigatoni with corporate meatballs, homemade sauce from crushed tomatoes, smoked mozzarella.
Ground beef is too expensive to even think about making meatballs. So corporate is going to have to work for now.
Cost per person $2.75.
I did not know when I chose that phrasing that it was an established norm. But at least it shows that it was understandable term.
Google’s AI will often pretend to have heard of a phrase even if it hasn’t. Usually it can infer pretty well but sometimes it will just be flat out wrong. In this case it nailed it.
Or when you hear people saying ai hallucinates, this is what they are talking about…
All its doing is trying to come up with the best answer it can… corporate meatballs isn’t a thing… it’s just what they called meatballs they got in a store instead of buying meat and making them
Except I use the term and meant exactly what it said. So it is a thing?
Other than the ai thing I didn’t really see anything about other people using it… its clearly understandable though. It’s just most people would probably say processed or precooked…
I don’t know if anyone else is actually using it. It might be a full-on hallucination. But when? I chose those words the summary the AI gave is completely accurate to what I meant. This might be a case of right for the wrong reason.
As far as I know Gemini’s knowledge base for each response is the first few responses, so that is its entire worldview aha. A few separate mentions of the term could amount to ‘common usage’ for the AI, plus the bias that of course, as I searched for it and the results are sorted based on relevance and SEO factors, the AI’s sources are heavily biased toward it’s existence, leading to a misrepresentation of commonality.
Oh, like commodity pizza
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