ChatGPT has proven to be a valuable tool for filling out March Madness brackets. One user leveraged its capabilities to create a bracket and is now leading their pool.
The user asked ChatGPT to fill out a bracket with a mix of strong favorites, calculated upsets, and at least one dark horse team making a deep run. ChatGPT generated a bracket that included some impressive picks, such as correctly predicting the winners of the First Four games and going 28 for 32 in the first round.
In the second round, ChatGPT went 14 for 16, correctly picking the surprise Cinderella team for the Sweet 16 in 10th-seeded Arkansas. The AI model then went undefeated in the Sweet 16 and Elite 8, correctly picking all eight winners and all four teams that would advance to the Final Four.
Ultimately, ChatGPT's bracket predicted Duke as the national champion, defeating Auburn 74-69 in the championship game.
If you're interested in using ChatGPT for your March Madness bracket, you can try using different prompts to get the desired level of risk and unpredictability. For example, you could ask ChatGPT to take a conservative approach, prioritizing favorites and avoiding upsets, or a more aggressive approach, prioritizing big Cinderella runs and major early-round upsets.
