‘ChatGPT has saved our relationship’: Meet the couples paying AI to ‘referee’ their romance
NY Post
When Dom Versaci and Abella Bala can’t see eye to eye, the sweethearts tech advice from AI.
“ChatGPT has saved our relationship,” Bala, 36, an influencer talent manager from Los Angeles, told The Post.
“Until it takes Dom’s side,” she joked, adding that artificial intelligence has served as a handy “referee” in their disputes for the past six months.
Instead of staying stalemated on an issue, the millennials turn to the sophisticated system for support.
For just $20 per month for the premium package, ChatGPT helps the LA lovebirds better understand each other’s perspectives sans stress, strife or an intercessor in real life — all they need is WiFi.
It’s a sign of the cybernetic times.
It was a flashback to NYC in the 1990s.
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