ChatGPT will provide more detailed and accurate responses if you pretend to tip it, according to a new study

A robot sat on a desk with a computer throwing money in the air.

What you need to know

• A new study showcases how ChatGPT provides better and more detailed answers to queries when you pretend to tip it. 
• The programmer indicated that the lengthy responses spotted during the experiment are attributed to the in-depth details provided in the questions coupled with the additional information incorporated into the answer.
• The chatbot refused to collect the tip at the end of the experiment, citing that it was within its "job description" and that this user's satisfaction was a great reward for it.
• The programmer highlighted that the chatbot didn't mention the tip at any point, only when they brought it up,