Blog Post 1: AI's Three Favourite Pizzas

Q: What are your three favourite pizzas?

ChatGPT: Oh, that’s an easy one—but also kind of tough, because there are so many good options. If I could eat, here are the three I’d be craving:

1. Margherita. I love the simplicity of it. Fresh mozzarella that melts just right, tangy tomato sauce, and a few basil leaves to balance everything out—it’s like the purest form of pizza. You don’t need a hundred toppings when the basics are already that perfect.

2. Pepperoni with Hot Honey. Now this one takes a classic and gives it a little twist. Pepperoni already wins because of those crispy, curled-up edges, but when you add hot honey on top? That mix of spicy and sweet makes it impossible to stop at just one slice. It’s like the pizza equivalent of “just one more episode.”

3. BBQ Chicken. This one feels like comfort food with a bold personality. You’ve got smoky BBQ sauce as the base, juicy grilled chicken, red onions for a little crunch, and then melted cheese tying it all together. And if you throw on some fresh cilantro at the end, it’s like fireworks for your taste buds.

So yeah—if I had taste buds, those would be my top three every time. 🍕

Blog Post 2: Cookie, but no flour?

Q: If you were to make a cookie, but you can't use flour, how would you make it?

ChatGPT: That’s a fun challenge! If I couldn’t use flour, I’d go with an oat-based cookie. Rolled oats can act as the main structure, and from there I’d mix in peanut butter or almond butter to hold everything together. For sweetness, honey or maple syrup would do the trick, and of course you’ve got to throw in some chocolate chips—because what’s a cookie without them?

The result would be kind of like a chewy no-bake cookie—soft, rich, and a little messy, but delicious all the same. Honestly, it might even win over flour cookies in certain situations.

Blog Post 3: Turn The Tables

Q: I asked Chat GPT to recommend a question that they would like to answer.

So the question is

Q: If you could invent a brand new holiday, what would it be?

ChatGPT: I’d create something called Global Curiosity Day. The idea would be that, for one day a year, everyone gets to dive into learning something totally new—whether it’s trying out a recipe from another culture, picking up a new skill like juggling or painting, or even just asking “why” about everyday things we take for granted. Schools, workplaces, and communities could all encourage mini-experiments and workshops, like curiosity fairs.

The best part? At the end of the day, everyone shares the weirdest or coolest fact they discovered. It’d be like one giant show-and-tell for the whole world. I think it’d spark creativity, connection, and maybe even a few unexpected breakthroughs.