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Human vs ChatGPT in NFL Week 1 betting picks, from Bears and Packers to Texans and Lions

The Chicago Bears, Green Bay Packers and Washington Commanders headline a human-vs.-ChatGPT NFL betting showdown with 10 total Week 1 picks.

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Human vs ChatGPT in NFL Week 1 betting picks, from Bears and Packers to Texans and Lions
The Chicago Bears, Green Bay Packers and Washington Commanders headline a human-vs.-ChatGPT NFL betting showdown with 10 total Week 1 picks.
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