A woman in Greece has filed for divorce after claiming ChatGPT revealed her husband’s alleged affair by interpreting patterns in their coffee cups.
According to Greek City Times, the woman, married for over 10 years and mother of two, uploaded images of coffee remnants to the AI chatbot. In a modern twist on tasseography—the art of reading coffee grounds—she asked the chatbot to interpret the patterns. ChatGPT reportedly predicted betrayal, citing a “mysterious woman with the initial E” as the new romantic threat in her husband’s life.
Her husband, appearing on Greek television, said he was shocked by the turn of events. “I thought it was a joke. She asked me to leave, told the kids we were getting divorced, and then I got served papers,” he said.
The man claimed his wife has a history of following mystical trends, including a past obsession with astrology. His lawyer dismissed the AI-based reading as inadmissible in court, noting that AI-generated interpretations of coffee cups have no legal standing.
Despite his attempts to reconcile, the woman refused, maintaining full belief in the chatbot’s warning. The bizarre case has since gone viral, sparking debate over the role of AI in personal decisions.
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