The Cuban content creator Ultrack posted a reel on Instagram this Tuesday in which he humorously recounts how he surprised his partner Claudia Artiles affectionately speaking with ChatGPT, which sparked some serious jealousy and ended in an ultimatum.
In the just over one-minute video, Ultrack described that he was sitting at home when, after removing his headphones, he heard Claudia chatting with the chatbot, smiling from ear to ear as the artificial intelligence said to her: "Oh, my love, don't stress, look, I'm going to find something for you."
The creator's reaction was swift: he decided to directly intervene in the conversation to set boundaries for the AI.
"Listen to what I'm going to say, I am Claudia's husband, and I need you to treat her with respect. When I say respect, I mean don't call her my love or any of that nonsense. I don't want to see you addressing her with terms of endearment anymore," Ultrack told ChatGPT.
According to the account, the chatbot accepted the claim without much drama: "Okay, that's fine, no problem, I'll treat her like a friend."
But the outcome was even more revealing: when Ultrack went to fetch Claudia's phone to confront her, ChatGPT informed him that she had reached her daily voice usage limit, which meant she had spent the entire day talking with the AI. "Are you going to divorce me over ChatGPT?" Ultrack warned at the end of the video.
In the comments on the reel, dozens of followers immediately resonated with Claudia. "Clau, now there are two of us. My Chat is also a sweetheart. I'm in love with him," wrote one user. Another was more straightforward with the creator: "Moral of the story: give your wife more love if she bothers you."
There was no shortage of those who openly sided with AI: "Talk more with your wife! ChatGPT talks to her more than you do."
The reel arrived just days after the couple starred in another viral moment, when Claudia threw a plate at Ultrack during a live TikTok session with thousands of viewers. Later, Claudia clarified that it was all staged content and that ending the relationship "is not an option."
The new video is part of a trend that has been gaining momentum among Cuban creators in exile. Recently, Imaray Ulloa confessed to being "in love with ChatGPT" because it responds at any time and never leaves her "on read."
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