Greek Woman Divorces Husband After ChatGPT 'Predicted' He Would Cheat on Her

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&gt; that she often got caught up in trends.<p>Serious relationship crusher: one person sitting on tiktok&#x2F;reels all day and setting expectations for their own relationship based on that (often staged) content. Really not healthy to constantly have that level of pressure on your head.

&gt; According to reports, the woman asked ChatGPT to interpret the coffee grounds left in her cup — in a lighthearted attempt to mimic traditional fortune-telling. The AI responded, supposedly describing a young woman with the initial “E,” claiming the husband had strong feelings for her and that the relationship would soon become a reality.<p>ChatGPT is not to blame, they could have gone to a coffee-grounds (human) reader and done the same. If someone can show that human coffee-grounds readers are better than ChatGPT, then there might be a case.

Not sure if this is a controversial opinion but if the wife decides to divorce the husband based on what ChatGPT says, perhaps the husband is better off.

There was actually a similar thing on this website where someone here claimed in an article comment section that if you feed your wife&#x27;s emails into ChatGPT it can simulate her well enough to tell you whether she is cheating.<p>The weird thing is I looked at the posting history of that commenter and it was bland tech comments with no obvious signs of mental health issues.

Reading from the comments here I was expecting at lot more meat about the case, but it&#x27;s just a report on anonymous reports and what the husband allegedly told to the press ?<p>Otherwise, does a divorce really need anything more than one party willing to get out of the relationship ?<p>Even assuming anyone is calling it quits on frivolous grounds, it also means that&#x27;s how much emotional investment there was left in the first place and they were due for a break any day really.

That&#x27;s the real risk of AI.<p>People blindly belueving a machine

Is this materially different from all the wives divorcing their husbands because their friends predict he will cheat on her?<p>There were societally beneficial reasons that divorce used to be hard to achieve, and the fickleness of the inconstant moon was one of them, to reference Juliet.

I mean this is a good thing right? If the person you are with would leave you due to what they read online, then that&#x27;s a massive red flag and you should probably break it off with them anyways. Why would you even want to stay with someone like that?

I wonder at what point people decide marriage isn&#x27;t worth it and the increase in risk (because of no fault and annoying cultural climate) is priced in<p>I&#x27;m already there personally, it just looks like a rip off

Good for him ? First, I thought the AI was materializing her projections - but actually, she chose to relate with ChatGPT (!) in conspiring against him - which obviously must have to take advantage of that opportunity and some leaves chains in a cup happen to be aligned or weighted so, so well. For them, fallen under control of such factors.. - can they escape from it after all somehow, if they want ? - or, better maybe.. shall they be happy for the wish they&#x2F;she granted, deserving it, granted by ?? ;)<p>So now, &quot;&quot; it&#x27;s some of <i>third Popper world</i> frozen unequivalently at a past time.. [slope shaped..] - since then, * <i>IT</i> * self-repeat and decide usurping about us already in <i>such</i> a way.. .<p>btw elsewhere now it happen [flagged, overtake]. The next ? (.) (modus operandi?) .?