Popstar Charlie Puth Reveals AI-Assisted Four-Pointer Warm-Up ...

The advent of Artificial Intelligence has revolutionized the world, so much so that even star artists like Charlie Puth are trying their hand at the powerful tool. A recent interview by Men’s Health on YouTube featured the pop sensation taking to the AI chatbot, ChatGPT to derive insights on a range of topics about his career. 

A certain question by Puth asked for a brief warm-up routine that he can perform just before getting on stage for performing. A swift response by the tool brought out four bullet points that noted some basic workouts to help him let loose while performing. 

As per the interview which surfaced on the platform yesterday, the 31-year-old singer was seen having fun with the AI technology on camera. As part of the JackedGPT series of the channel, the star tested the accuracy of the software with a range of questions. Thus, a workout question from him read as, “Can you write a warm-up routine for Charlie Puth before going on stage?”

Upon the response, the elaborate answer by ChatGPT overwhelmed Charlie. “Wow it gave four bullet points!” he chimed in. The foremost bullet advised him to start with some deep breathing exercises that may help “calm the nerves.” Neck stretches followed this to release tension.

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The third exercise was to loosen up the shoulder muscles, thus shoulder rolls were the ideal workout. Finally, the fourth bullet mentioned arm stretches, with brief rotations. The Attention singer concluded the exercise by saying that the routines were pretty basic ones, though their efficiency might be far-reaching. 

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While Charlie seemed to have a good time exploring the power of the high-tech tool, notable UFC commentator, Joe Rogan claimed to be scared of it, in an interview with an AI scientist and researcher. He jokingly blamed the scientist and his coders for inventing something so powerful. Though, later on, Rogan confessed that he was actually fascinated by the tool.