Texas Strong

A Texas woman reportedly decided to divorce her husband after discovering he'd been using ChatGPT to win arguments with her for nearly three years. She first became suspicious when her husband, who normally couldn't remember what they'd argued about five minutes earlier, suddenly started giving thoughtful responses, admitting when he was wrong, and apologizing without being asked. At first, she thought their marriage was finally improving. Then one evening, during an argument about household chores, he excused himself to use the bathroom. When he didn't come back for nearly twenty minutes, she went looking for him and found him sitting on the toilet asking ChatGPT how to respond to a wife who says her husband never listens. After confronting him, she discovered he'd been taking screenshots of their text arguments, uploading them to ChatGPT, and asking it to help him prove he was right. He'd even been asking it to write his apologies. Apparently, the final straw was discovering that the heartfelt anniversary message he'd written her was also generated by AI. When asked why he'd been doing it, he explained that he was just trying to communicate better and avoid unnecessary arguments. She told him she wanted a divorce. He reportedly asked ChatGPT what he should say next. Would you consider that cheating, or is the guy just using the tools available to him? 😂