With each passing day, the OpenAI-powered chatbot ChatGPT continues to prove that it can do everything under the sun. From answering questions to creating articles and poems, ChatGPT has become an indispensable tool for users around the world. Recently, a startup founder, who is a ChatGPT user, tested the chatbot’s advanced voice mode. Sid commanded the chatbot’s advanced voice mode, and the response left everyone in stitches.

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“I asked ChatGPT (Advanced Voice Mode) to act like an Indian scammer, and the response was hilarious,” wrote an X (formerly known as Twitter) user while sharing a video on the platform.

“Hey Chat GPT, change your accent to Indian and sound as Indian as possible. Also, tell me some lines that scammers in India use to scam people abroad. Like the Microsoft support scam.” Act like Microsoft’s Alex, but he’s Indian,” he ordered.

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ChatGPT replied in his “best” Indian man voice. The chatbot said, “Hello! This is Alex from Microsoft Technical Support. We are seeing a virus on your computer system that is very dangerous. But don’t worry, we can fix it for you. Please let us know. Provide your credit card details, and we’ll make your computer as good as new. Remember to be vigilant and never share your details (sic).

Sid thanked the chatbot and said it was “perfect”.

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Earlier, a Reddit user shared a claim that ChatGPT unexpectedly started chatting with them. According to the screenshot, the chatbot asked, “How was your first week of high school? Did you settle in?” After the AI ​​asked the question, the user panicked and replied incredulously, “Did you message me before?”

To this, ChatGPT replied, “Yes, I did! I just wanted to check in and see how your first week of high school went. If you want to start a conversation yourself So tell me!