Viral Video: Woman Uses ChatGPT As Her Interior Designer- Internet Has Mixed Reactions!
When people say, “AI is taking our jobs,” they usually mean it metaphorically. But Kamya Gupta might’ve just turned that statement into interior design reality—and it’s all thanks to a little help from ChatGPT .
In a now-viral Instagram post, the entrepreneur revealed how she used OpenAI’s chatbot to give her room a full makeover. No mood boards. No professional designers. Just a chat with AI packed with her ideas, preferences, and even reference images. The back-and-forth resulted in a designer-style transformation that took social media by storm.
The clip—which has garnered over 65K views in just four days—shows her final revamped room. Netizens had mixed feelings. While many applauded her creativity and called it “a smart way to use ChatGPT,” others couldn’t move past the bold orange shade chosen for the room. Some called it a “party club,” others claimed, “You’re going to hate this orange room in 3 months.”
Kamya, however, remains grateful—and a little nervous. “A thought that lived in my head for years came to life just through a conversation,” she wrote. “Honestly, this is insane. A thought that had been in my mind for years came to life just through a conversation. As an AI enthusiast, I got to explore and learn so many new features just by being curious. Doing this for my parents, getting the best reaction, having all my core memories up and finally having my chill spot, I’m thankful and scared of AI at the same time. But for now, we’re just Chillin’ at MAKS.”
While debates rage about whether AI will replace real designers, one thing’s clear—ChatGPT is now officially part of the design conversation. Whether you call it innovation or interior sacrilege, Kamya’s experiment shows how far curiosity and tech can go, one chat at a time.
In a now-viral Instagram post, the entrepreneur revealed how she used OpenAI’s chatbot to give her room a full makeover. No mood boards. No professional designers. Just a chat with AI packed with her ideas, preferences, and even reference images. The back-and-forth resulted in a designer-style transformation that took social media by storm.
The clip—which has garnered over 65K views in just four days—shows her final revamped room. Netizens had mixed feelings. While many applauded her creativity and called it “a smart way to use ChatGPT,” others couldn’t move past the bold orange shade chosen for the room. Some called it a “party club,” others claimed, “You’re going to hate this orange room in 3 months.”
Kamya, however, remains grateful—and a little nervous. “A thought that lived in my head for years came to life just through a conversation,” she wrote. “Honestly, this is insane. A thought that had been in my mind for years came to life just through a conversation. As an AI enthusiast, I got to explore and learn so many new features just by being curious. Doing this for my parents, getting the best reaction, having all my core memories up and finally having my chill spot, I’m thankful and scared of AI at the same time. But for now, we’re just Chillin’ at MAKS.”
While debates rage about whether AI will replace real designers, one thing’s clear—ChatGPT is now officially part of the design conversation. Whether you call it innovation or interior sacrilege, Kamya’s experiment shows how far curiosity and tech can go, one chat at a time.
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