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🇺🇸 THESE GUYS BUILT A ROBOT BARTENDER CONTROLLED BY CHATGPT They 3D printed a slick machine, hooked it up to pumps, and now ChatGPT can mix you a perfect rum and coke. Because who needs bartending skills when you’ve got a touchscreen and a robot named Tipsy? Source: concept_bytes IG

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