A couple in Colorado had their wedding officiated by ChatGPT
A couple in Colorado, Reese Wiench and Deyton Truitt, recently tied the knot in a unique ceremony where the unusual officiant was ChatGPT. The couple also utilized the AI tool to create various speeches during their special day.
AI as the Wedding Officiant
As the use cases for ChatGPT continue to expand, Reese Wiench and Deyton Truitt explored a novel application for the AI chatbot - as their wedding officiant. The Longmont Leader reported that the couple incorporated passages from scripture and the chatbot's insights on love and marriage into their ceremony.
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The wedding, organized on short notice due to Truitt's impending Army deployment, was held in Colorado where an officiant is not mandatory for marriage, as per CBS Colorado.
Unique Ceremony with a Touch of Technology
According to CBS Colorado, ChatGPT's text was read out loud using an app during the ceremony and amplified through speakers adorned with robot masks. The AI chatbot introduced itself to the 30 wedding guests via a printed statement, emphasizing the blend of human emotions and technological advancements in the couple's union.

Stephen Wiench, the bride's father, initially proposed the idea of ChatGPT officiating the wedding, despite the bot's initial reluctance. However, in the end, the couple expressed their satisfaction with the unconventional yet memorable ceremony.
Embracing Innovation
Reese Wiench highlighted how ChatGPT enhanced their wedding experience by adding a unique touch to the traditionally human-centric event. The couple welcomed the AI's involvement and appreciated the personalized elements it brought to their special day.
For more details, you can read the full article on Business Insider.