Netherlands: Daughters of Delmee and Ehren: ‘ChatGPT sometimes knows even more than dad’

by EditorAugust 7, 202505

(Sports Correspondent: Imran Sohail)
Netherlands: Daughters of Delmee and Ehren Say, “Sometimes ChatGPT Knows More Than Dad!”

In a light-hearted revelation from the Netherlands, the daughters of national field hockey coaches Jeroen Delmee and Paul van Ass Ehren shared a fun family insight — they sometimes turn to ChatGPT for answers, even over their dads!

Whether it’s schoolwork or curious questions, the popular AI tool is proving to be a favorite at home. “Sometimes ChatGPT knows more than Dad,” they joked, showing just how integrated technology has become in everyday family life.

It’s a charming reminder of how artificial intelligence is reshaping learning, even in households led by top sports figures.

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