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Satya Nadella asks ChatGPT about the best south Indian dish: Report

At a recent tech summit in Karnataka’s capital, Satya Nadella asked ChatGPT for the most popular south Indian breakfast items.

Updated on: Jan 8, 2023, 10:28:33 IST
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The artificial intelligence enabled software, ChatGPT has raked up discussion in the tech world and Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella conversed with the chat robot in Bengaluru, said a report in Money Control. At a recent tech summit in Karnataka’s capital, Satya Nadella asked ChatGPT for the most popular south Indian breakfast items.

Satya Nadella asks ChatGPT about the best south Indian dish at Bengaluru: Report (MINT_PRINT)
Satya Nadella asks ChatGPT about the best south Indian dish at Bengaluru: Report (MINT_PRINT)

In a response to Nadella’s query, the AI enabled software answered Idli, Vada, Uthappam, Dosa and Pongal as traditional south Indian breakfast items. However, ChatGPT also included Biryani as a breakfast item and the Microsoft CEO quickly disagreed with its answer. Later the chat robot corrected its answer and replied, “You are right. It is not classified as a tiffin dish in south India.” The Hyderabad-born techie further said, “You cannot insult me by saying Biryani is a breakfast item.”

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The report also said that Nadella asked ChatGPT to write a play where Dosa, Vada and Idli fight over the best south Indian breakfast title and it came up with a hilarious role play between the three dishes. He also questioned about the best Vada Pav in Mumbai and also asked to create a play between Vada Pav and Pav Bhaji arguing for best street food title.

 
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