Sure thing! Imagine a kitchen where the stove, ovens, and even the fridge all have little AI brains. They’d know exactly when to preheat, how long to simmer, and what spices to pull out. You could just set the mood—maybe a playlist or a theme night—and the machine takes care of the rest. It could free up a lot of time for people to actually chat, laugh, or share stories around the table. But there’s a twist: if the AI handles every detail, the messy, imperfect parts of cooking—like a burnt toast or a too-early pot that needs a splash of water—might be missing. Those little mishaps and the way we improvise around them are part of the shared experience. So while an AI kitchen could be super efficient and safe, the spontaneous, tactile bits that bring us together might get a bit muted. Maybe the key is to have the AI do the heavy lifting but keep a few hands‑on tasks for us, so the warmth stays, just in a different shape. What do you think?