Bakers and cake lovers: have you used AI for inspiration?

The Guardian UK Tuesday 03 November 2026, 16:42 UTC By Guardian community team 1 min read

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Whether you are a customer who has used AI to show a baker your dream cake, or a baker who has to up their game - or turn down – orders based on AI inspo, we want to hear from youAI tools like Claude and ChatGPT are now widely used – including for creative inspiration. We are keen to hear from people on what happens when AI meets a physical art: baking. Whether you are a customer who has used AI to show a baker your dream cake, or a baker who has to up their game - or turn down – orders...

Whether you are a customer who has used AI to show a baker your dream cake, or a baker who has to up their game - or turn down – orders based on AI inspo, we want to hear from you

AI tools like Claude and ChatGPT are now widely used – including for creative inspiration. We are keen to hear from people on what happens when AI meets a physical art: baking.

Whether you are a customer who has used AI to show a baker your dream cake, or a baker who has to up their game - or turn down – orders based on AI inspo, we want to hear from you. Has AI led to extraordinary creations, or almighty disasters? Tell us all about it below.

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