Should you let Artificial Intelligence do [...]

The thing with tech, esp. AI, nowadays is trust and exploit. It basically is an unknown stranger with unknown personalities and hidden decision making skills. You'll never know what kind of strings, dark patterns or extracurricular activities are attached that might come back to bite you afterwards even after the service gets canceled. This makes almost every current technological achievement utter worthless.

I mean, from a pure technological point of view, if it's just some cross-platform stand-alone browsable cookbook that's allowed to go hugely out-of-date while containing proven recipes ranging from easy to chef-status where you can home-in on a selection based on checking categories, ingredients, allergies, cost and planning then such would be highly valuable. It's mainly valuable where it helps to enhance one's decision making skills and not simply replace it with a black-box.