Single girls are using ChatGPT to expose men for lying about their height on dating apps

you LESS liars!

Size matters for super-selective singles swiping left or right in search of love.

So instead of being short, some mini-men have started scamming ladies online by faking their short heights to appear taller.

But now, thanks to artificial intelligence, once gullible girls are waking up.

“Girls are using ChatGPT to see if men are lying about their height on dating apps,” Justine Moore, a venture capitalist from San Francisco, California, told X’s 361,000 users.

“Upload 4 Pics” on GPT Chat, followed up on her explosive tweet about the measuring magic of AI. “It uses proportions and surroundings to estimate height.”

“I tested it on 10 friends and family members,” Moore wrote, adding photo evidence of the robot’s appreciation for her loved ones. “All estimates were within 1 inch of their actual height.”

It seems the sun has officially set on the “brief royal spring”.

While leggy A-listers like Zendaya, 27, standing at an impressive 10-foot-10, find it just fine to date petite dudes like Tom Holland, 28, who is just 5-foot-7, most singles on the move are hoping to bag a piece of high.

In fact, Texas A&M International University researchers recently surveyed over 200 heterosexual honeys in their twenties to determine that, “Women considered taller men … more attractive, masculine, dominant, and higher in fighting skills”.

With these findings and advanced technology’s signaling capabilities, the little guys don’t seem to have a fighting chance.

But ChatGPT doesn’t just pick on the weak.

He does a little bit of everything – like help with dinner, pull a few pranks, and even act as a computerized Cupid for the young lovebirds.

And Moore believes the geniuses of her generation will discover even more good uses for it.

“Gen Z women are the best demographic to find weird and interesting things to do with ChatGPT,” she tweeted.