Woman wins $150,000 in online lottery thanks to ChatGPT
Carrie Edwards from the USA hit the jackpot in the Powerball lottery — $150,000 (about 13 million rubles). She was helped by artificial intelligence: the combination suggested by the bot matched 4 out of 5 drawn numbers.
“Hey, chat... talk to me about the $1.7 billion jackpot and tell me if you have numbers for me,” the elderly American addressed the neural network.
Carrie promised to donate her entire winnings to charity.
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