The person said from ChatGPT- ‘Earn money for me…’ 17 thousand rupees came in the account after a minute

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ChatGPT is becoming very popular day by day. It is discussed everywhere. There is a fear among many people that this job may be eaten, while experts believe that it is going to be of great help to humans. One such case has come to the fore, where a person got Rs 17,000 in his account in a minute with the help of ChatGPT. DoNotPay CEO Joshua Browder asked ChatGPT to find some money for him and claimed that within a minute $210 (₹17,220) was deposited into his account.

Tweet went viral

I asked the new ChatGPT browsing extension to find me some money. Within a minute, I had $210 on the way to my bank account from the California Government. (1/4) pic.twitter.com/mxfd8yOHAP
— Joshua Browder (@jbrowder1) April 2, 2023

Joshua Browder wrote on Twitter, ‘I asked the new ChatGPT browsing extension to find me some money. Within a minute I had $210 in my bank account from the California government. ChatGPT first came up with the idea of going to the California State Comptroller website, he said.

Let us tell you, information about unclaimed funds is given on this website. Let us explain to you in a few simple words. If a company wants to refund you, but cannot be contacted, then that refund is received from the California State Controller. Not only this, ChatGPT also told how they can claim the money and get it in their account immediately.

17 thousand rupees came in one minute

Joshua Browder did what ChatGPT suggested. Within 1 minute of following the process, 17 thousand rupees came in his account. He told that ChatGPT can do this on its own as well. They don’t need to do anything. But Capta will stop it.

What Is ChatGPT?

Chat GPT is a Generative Pre Trend Transformer language model. It has been prepared by a company named Open AI. This is an Ai based chatbot, which answers all the questions. Not only this, he can admit his mistakes, guess the next question after one question, as well as refuse to answer these questions which he does not find appropriate.