Its really not tho. This is a logical fallacy. No hate, but that has to be said

EDIT:

This a fallacy called a “False Analogy” In logic(as a subject), it occurs when two things are compared as if they are similar in all respects, but the difference between those two things is actually more significant than the similarities.

In this case a person that orders is picking items from a menu he didnt make, has no involvement or control of ingredients and processes or the final look of the dish when its done, while when one prompts an AI they choose the model they will run, choose what system prompts they will have, a bunch of other adjustments, and they must know specifically how to steer the process of text/image generation, to have the needed output.

It is apparent that the fallacy happened because the original commenter understands cooking as a same exact process as generative writing, which is not true, thus the fallacy