A Greek woman ended her marriage after ChatGPT read coffee grounds from her husband's cup. She took a picture of the leftover coffee spots for the AI to analyze, following an old Greek tradition called tasseography. The machine told her the marks showed signs her husband cheated with someone whose name started with E. It also claimed the husband had thoughts that might hurt their family. The woman asked her husband about these claims, but he said they were not true.
She decided to file for divorce papers despite their 12 years together as a couple. The husband refused to agree with this decision when she first brought it up. This led the woman to send official legal documents to start the process anyway. His lawyer is currently fighting against this case in court. The attorney argues that coffee grounds interpreted through AI lack any real legal value for ending a marriage.
She decided to file for divorce papers despite their 12 years together as a couple. The husband refused to agree with this decision when she first brought it up. This led the woman to send official legal documents to start the process anyway. His lawyer is currently fighting against this case in court. The attorney argues that coffee grounds interpreted through AI lack any real legal value for ending a marriage.
