April Fool’s Day 2026: How To Use AI Chatbots Like ChatGPT, Gemini To Plan Safe Pranks - Mashable India
Hey there, little buddy! Guess what?
You know how sometimes we play silly tricks on April Fool's Day, like pretending your shoelace is untied?
Well, there are super smart computer friends, like a talking robot in a box, called ChatGPT or Gemini! They are like a magic brain that knows lots of things.
This news says we can ask these clever computer friends to help us think of fun, safe tricks for April Fool's Day! Like, maybe a trick that makes your grown-up laugh, not cry.
So, you can ask the smart computer, "Hey, what's a funny, safe trick I can play?" And it will give you ideas! Isn't that super cool?
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