A Twitter user tested the entrepreneurial capabilities of artificial intelligence by giving a bot orders to make "as much money as possible" - and it worked out very well.
Jackson Fall put GPT-4, the successor to ChatGPT, to the test and gave it a budget of £82 ($100) and a series of strict instructions, reports the Daily Mirror.
He told it he would act as the 'human liaison', but that role should involve no manual labour in order to see if AI could make a success of an online business on its own.
