US EditionWoman files for divorce after ChatGPT ‘exposes’ husband’s affair through coffee cup
- In Greece, a woman initiated divorce proceedings in 2025 after consulting ChatGPT to analyze coffee grounds, which led her to believe her husband had been unfaithful.
- She used ChatGPT to interpret patterns left in coffee grounds, updating the traditional method of divination to seek insights about the future.
- The AI suggested that the husband was romantically linked to a younger woman known only by the initial 'E,' who was allegedly trying to undermine their family.
- The husband dismissed the claims as baseless and a viral trend, saying, "I laughed it off as nonsense" during a TV interview.
- The wife asked her husband to leave and told their children about the divorce, while legal experts note AI coffee readings have no court standing.
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ChatGPT Told Woman Her Husband Was Having an Affair—You'll Not Believe What She Did Next!
A woman allegedly wanted to end her 12-year marriage after an AI prompt by ChatGPT claimed that her husband could potentially be cheating on her. Read ahead to know more about this shocking story.
ChatGPT Convinced Woman To Divorce Her Husband After Determining He Was Cheating With A Younger Woman
ChatGPT isn’t just for finding love anymore. It's also a new way to throw away your marriage. All you have to do is trust the AI chatbot completely and be into some insane trends.That's the recipe that led a woman to throw away 12 years of marriage. The mother of two turned to ChatGPT to ask it to interpret her husband's coffee grounds using a picture of his cup.The artifical intelligence determined that he was having an affair with a younger wo…
A Greek woman started a divorce procedure after artificial intelligence told her that her husband was having a relationship with another man on the basis of two photos of cups of
Step 1: Turn Humans Against Each Other – ChatGPT Allegedly Convinced A Woman To Divorce Her Husband, Said It Knew Husband Was Cheating on Her By "Interpreting His Coffee Grounds"
Mete Caner Arican. Getty Images.Greek City Times - The woman, married for 12 years and mother of two, turned to the AI chatbot developed by OpenAI, asking it to interpret the coffee grounds in a phot...
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