Reddit user uses ChatGPT to recreate a creased barcode at self-checkout
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A shopper photographed a damaged, unscannable barcode at a busy supermarket self-checkout and asked ChatGPT to reconstruct it. The poster concedes the fix "isn't exactly rocket science" and that the model did little more than regenerate the pattern.
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