Okay, so today was one of those days. Felt a bit curious, maybe a tiny bit hopeful, you know? The Pick 3 lottery drawing is later, and I got this random thought – what if I asked that Gemini AI thing for some numbers?
I’ve been messing around with it for other stuff, mostly just asking questions or getting it to write little bits. Never tried asking it for lottery numbers before. Seemed kinda silly, but then I thought, why not? Just for kicks. It’s just a bit of fun, really.
Getting Started
So, I opened up the chat window where I usually talk to Gemini. Didn’t really know how to phrase it. Didn’t want to sound too serious, ’cause, let’s be real, it’s an AI picking lottery numbers. Not exactly scientific.
I just typed something straightforward. Something like: “Hey Gemini, can you give me 3 lucky numbers for the Pick 3 lottery today?” Yeah, kept it simple. Didn’t add any fluff about needing a win or anything.
What Happened Next
Honestly, I half expected it to give me some canned response about how it can’t predict the future or lecturing me about responsible gaming. You know how these things can be sometimes.
But nope. It just processed it for a second. Then, it came back pretty directly. It gave me three numbers. Just like that. No warnings, no disclaimers this time. Maybe I caught it on a good day?
Here are the numbers it gave me:
- 7
- 2
- 9
So, 7-2-9. That’s the “lucky pick” according to the machine today.
My Thoughts on It
It was surprisingly easy. Took less than a minute from thinking about it to getting the numbers. Felt a bit strange, asking a computer program for lucky numbers. Kinda futuristic but also a bit weird.
Do I actually think these are “lucky”? Probably not. It’s likely just pulling random digits based on its programming. But hey, who knows? Maybe its randomness is luckier than my randomness today.
Anyway, that was my little experiment for the morning. Got my Gemini Pick 3 numbers. I might play them later, might not. Haven’t decided. It was more about the process, just seeing what would happen. Just logging this down as part of the day’s tinkering.
