ChatGPT Chooses The Numbers And Woman Wins Big In Lottery — Now She Will Pay Off Her House And Boost Her Savings

Written by Fabio Lucas Carvalho

Published on 17/10/2025 at 11:11

Mulher de Michigan usa ChatGPT para escolher números da loteria e ganha US$ 100 mil, prêmio que permitirá quitar a casa e poupar

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With Help From Artificial Intelligence, Tammy Carvey Turned a Simple Request to ChatGPT Into an Unexpected Victory. The Bet Generated by the AI Hit the Lottery Numbers, Giving Her a Prize of US$ 100 Thousand That Will Change Her Life

A Michigan resident turned a simple request to an artificial intelligence into an unexpected victory. Tammy Carvey, 45, used ChatGPT to choose the numbers for Powerball and won a prize of US$ 100,000.

The Bet With Help From Technology

Carvey decided to participate in the online drawing in September when the jackpot exceeded US$ 1 billion. “I only play Powerball when the jackpot gets there, and the prize was more than US$ 1 billion, so I bought a ticket,” she stated. To choose the numbers, she turned to ChatGPT: “I asked ChatGPT for a set of Powerball numbers, and these were the numbers I played on my ticket.”

The bet paid off. The ticket matched four white balls and the Powerball in the drawing on September 6, which guaranteed Carvey an initial prize of US$ 50,000. Thanks to the Power Play option, the amount doubled to US$ 100,000.

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Surprise When Discovering the Total Amount

When checking the results, Carvey realized she had won, but she didn’t imagine the size of the prize. “Google told me it was a prize of US$ 50,000, so that’s what I thought I had won.

Only when I logged into my Michigan Lottery account did I realize I had added Power Play to my ticket and actually won US$ 100,000! My husband and I were totally in disbelief,” she shared.

With the money, Carvey plans to pay off her home and increase her savings. The unexpected victory shows how even a bet guided by artificial intelligence can change someone’s life.

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ChatGPT Chooses The Numbers And Woman Wins Big In Lottery — Now She Will Pay Off Her House And Boost Her Savings

With Help From Artificial Intelligence, Tammy Carvey Turned a Simple Request to ChatGPT Into an Unexpected Victory. The Bet Generated by the AI Hit the Lottery Numbers, Giving Her a Prize of US$ 100 Thousand That Will Change Her Life

The Bet With Help From Technology

Surprise When Discovering the Total Amount

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ChatGPT Chooses The Numbers And Woman Wins Big In Lottery — Now She Will Pay Off Her House And Boost Her Savings

With Help From Artificial Intelligence, Tammy Carvey Turned a Simple Request to ChatGPT Into an Unexpected Victory. The Bet Generated by the AI Hit the Lottery Numbers, Giving Her a Prize of US$ 100 Thousand That Will Change Her Life

The Bet With Help From Technology

Surprise When Discovering the Total Amount

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