Wife ‘Files for divorce’ Na chatgpt ‘predicted’ her husband cheated her by reading coffee grounds in his cup

Artificial intelligence (Ai) Tools such as Chatgpt are increasingly becoming part of daily life, not just for help at work or school.

But a woman reportedly had a little too much faith in Chatgpt’s skills to be too divine’s activities when he is not with her.

According to a Greek publication, the unnamed mother of two, who has been married to her husband for 12 years, asked the Chatbot to analyze the remains of her husband’s coffee cup and to give her a ‘read’.

No matter how strange it sounds, reading the droesem at the bottom of a cup is a fortune-telling method that is known as tasseography or tasseomancy.

It is about interpreting patterns in tea leaves, coffee grounds or wine sediments to distinguish the future, and is usually done by those who claim to be fortune counters – not chatgpt.

But the decision of this woman to test the divine with the digital led to a spectacular breakdown in her marriage after Chatgpt reportedly suggested that her husband had an affair.

Greek city times She reported that she had uploaded a photo of her husband’s coffee cup, who gave rise to a rather unexpected reaction for both parties.

The husband, who is said to be on the Greek morning show at Proino to talk about his side of the story, said it was not the first time that his wife was led by the supernatural.

Reading the remains of a cup of coffee is a method of fortune telling that is known as tasseography, and is usually performed by Fortune Tellers – Not Chatgpt

But a woman took the chatgpt from the coffee cups of her and her husband at nominal value and reportedly decided to separate

“A few years ago she visited an astrologer and it cost her a whole year to accept that nothing was real,” he told the morning show.

But the lecture she received from Chatgpt seemed to fully influence her.

After she had uploaded photos of her and the coffee cups of her and her husband in the AI ​​chatbot, she was said to be told that her partner was thinking of starting an extra -marital affair with a woman whose name started with the letter E.

Chatgpt is said to have gone even further with the lecture and apparently interpreted the coffee grounds to suggest that he is already cheating on her and had the ‘other woman’ plans to tear their marriage apart.

Speaking with Prino the man said: ‘I laughed like nonsense, but she took it seriously.

“She asked me to leave, our children told us to divorce and then I received a phone call from a lawyer. Then I realized that this was not just a phase. ‘

He refused to agree with a mutual divorce, according to the publication – but only three days later he was formally served with divorce documents.

He reportedly pushes back against the divorce attempts of his wife, where his lawyer claims that Chatgpt’s claims have no legal status and that he “is innocent to proven otherwise.”

Many people have responded to the bizarre story about RedditWith some people jokes that AI is now stealing a new genre of work.

“They take on psychological jobs!” One person wrote, to which the other answered with a pun: “To be honest, they saw this coming.”

A third pointed out that although developments in AI are impressive, the technology is poor and can sometimes come up with some ‘extremely stupid’ results.

“I had a lot of things through Chatgpt to get some quick examples for a statistics course and it insisted that the word” alien “15 has letters, of which there were four e’s, “they gave as an example.

‘It doesn’t matter how I put the question that had insisted on both things. Now I can’t recreate that, which is even more confusing. ‘

On a more serious comment, one person pointed out that vulnerable people find it more difficult to tell the difference between reality and fiction thanks to tools such as AI Chatbots.

“I really feel that we are going to see a huge wave of people for whom LLM (large language model) tools simply destroy their ability to fully understand reality,” they wrote.

“I would say it is a technology that needs guarantees, but that ship sailed years ago.”

The art of reading coffee grounds and telling fortunes comes from Turkey and can be traced back for hundreds of years on the rule of Sultan Suleinan in the 16th century.

Depending on how the coffee grounds in the cup settles in the cup, the Divine Divigated Lot tells – perhaps you are cursed with the angry eye if the site forms a lump, or will all your wishes come out if your cup gets stuck on the dish.

Fortune -Tertellers also look for patterns and forms on the site to determine whether they can represent animals, icons, letters or numbers that can mean different things.

Tea Browse is also a popular alternative. The practice was a lot of demand in Europe in the 17th century, when the British public was the first Introduced in tea from China.

This includes brewing loose leaf tea and pouring into a wide, flat bottom cup. When you are finished enjoying the tea, the leaves are left to shape forms at the bottom of the cup, the fortune tellers claim to decipher to decipher your destiny.