- Recently, a video of how a ChatGPT robot Pastor wedded couple in church blew the minds of netizens across the globe.
- The chatbot which was developed by Open AI officiated the wedding ceremony.
- The wedding took place in Morrison, Colorado, and the couple was Reece Alison Wiench and Deyton Truitt.
A ChatGPT robot Pastor wedded couple in a certain church in Colorado and blew the minds of netizens across the globe.
In a distinctive and futuristic wedding ceremony, the AI-powered chatbot officiated the holy matrimony of the Oyinbo couple.
The robot, created by the AI research company OpenAI, wore a robotic mask on top of a speaker through which it delivered a personalized and eloquent speech, celebrating the love of the Oyinbo couple during the ceremony.
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ChatGPT robot Pastor wedded couple in church
The couple, Reece Alison Wiench and Deyton Truitt, decided to utilize the robot as their wedding officiant due to Colorado’s marriage laws, which do not require a licensed official as long as both partners consent.
According to reports, Truitt expressed that their wedding day was “monumental” and attributed the ability to have this special ceremony to “the grace of God.” The idea of using the chatbot came from the bride’s father, Stephen Wiench, who believed it would be a more convenient and cost-effective alternative to finding a human officiant.
Initially, the bot seemed hesitant about taking on the task, responding, “Sorry, I can’t do this. I don’t have eyes, I don’t have a body, I can’t show up and officiate your wedding.”
The story of how the ChatGPT robot Pastor wedded couple in church was shared on Channel 9 Denver news.
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