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NewsTechnologyNewsPeople are asking ChatGPT for money, it is helping them recover thousands of rupees in unclaimed receipts
People are asking ChatGPT for money, it is helping them recover thousands of rupees in unclaimed receipts
ChatGPT is helping people to recover thousands of rupees by giving them step-by-step instructions. DoNotPay CEO Joshua Browder shared his own experience of the same on Twitter.
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Divyanshi Sharma
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New Delhi,UPDATED: Apr 3, 2023 12:16 IST

In Short
ChatGPT helped DoNotPay CEO Joshua Browder recover money.
The CEO got around USD 200.
He shared the experience on Twitter.
By Divyanshi Sharma: Ever wondered how nice it would be if you could just sit at home and had some money coming your way? Well, ChatGPT might be able to help you with that. Now it won't exactly 'make it rain' as AI isn't that magical, but the viral chatbot can surely help you recover money if you have unclaimed receipts and didn't know about them until now. In other words, ChatGPT can help you recover money that you, for some reason, might have not claimed yet.

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ChatGPT helps recover money
The CEO of DoNotPay, Joshua Browder, shared his experience of recovering over USD 200 (Rs 16,480) with the help of ChatGPT's browsing extension. He asked ChatGPT if it could 'find him some money' and the AI chatbot obliged. Within minutes, Browder got USD 210 from the California Government. It is to be noted that these were unclaimed receipts that Browder hadn't collected in the past. Browder elaborated on his experience in a Twitter thread.


Elaborating on the experience, Browder revealed in the same Twitter thread that the chatbot first came up with the idea of visiting a website called 'California State Controller'. "This website holds unclaimed refunds from companies that can't contact you. It gave me a link with step by step instructions on what to do," the young entrepreneur wrote.

"I followed the instructions and, sure enough, $209.67 was waiting for me, one minute later," he added.


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OpenAI introduced ChatGPT’s successor, the GPT-4 to the world last month and it proved to be capable of doing much more than its predecessor. From taking various exams with exceptional performance to being able to handle more complex tasks, the GPT-4 soon became the talk of the town. With the launch of GPT-4, OpenAI also made it possible for the chatbot to accept images as inputs and generate the output accordingly.

OpenAI’s blog post introducing GPT-4 read, “We’ve created GPT-4, the latest milestone in OpenAI’s effort in scaling up deep learning. GPT-4 is a large multimodal model (accepting image and text inputs, emitting text outputs) that, while less capable than humans in many real-world scenarios, exhibits human-level performance on various professional and academic benchmarks.”

The company also released a list of exams that the new GPT-4 has passed and shared its scores as well. For instance, the language model passed LSAT with 88 percentile and SAT Math with 89 percentile. It also passed GRE Quantitative exam with 80th percentile and GRE verbal and writing exams with 99th and 54th percentile.

When ChatGPT was initially rolled out to the public in November 2022, it was a free-for-all model. Gradually, a premium version of the chatbot became available and is called the ChatGPT Plus. Currently, only people who have ChatGPT Plus can experience the new GPT-4.

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Edited By:
Divyanshi Sharma
Published On:
Apr 3, 2023
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