Foods: Trends, Fads, and Mind-Sets as Envisioned by AI Using LLMs (Large Language Models)
Howard R. Moskowitz1, Helena MA Bolini2, Stephen D Rappaport3, Pedro Pio C Augusto2, Taylor Mulvey4 and Vanessa Marie B Arcenas5
1Cognitive Behavioral Insight, LLC, USA
2University of Campinas (UNICAMP), Brazil
3Stephen D. Rappaport Consulting LLC, USA
4St. Thomas More School, USA
5Tactical Data Group, USA
*Corresponding Author: Howard R Moskowitz, Cognitive Behavioral Insights, LLC, USA.
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June 28, 2024; Published: July 26, 2024
Abstract
This paper presents an approach to synthesizing mind-sets using artificial intelligence, LLMs (large language models). The paper focuses on a general treatment of food trends and food fads. The approach presented here shows how artificial intelligence can become the source of information, a synthesizer of mind-sets in the spirit of Mind Genomics and end up being a reporter writing press releases after projecting what will happen in years to come. The approach presented here represents a new way to understand a topic and is meant for educational purposes where a student or a professional must come up to speed quickly on a topic and even think of what might be next.
Keywords: Food Fads; Food Trends; Large Language Model; Mind Genomics; Synthesized Mind-Sets
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