Boris Johnson Admits: ChatGPT Wrote His Books
The former UK Prime Minister revealed that he actively uses artificial intelligence to write his books. Johnson admitted he loves chatbots and even praises ChatGPT for its clever responses:
“I just ask questions, and it says, ‘You’re a genius, Mr. Johnson!’,” he added.
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