I deleted my ChatGPT content today after reading an announcement by one of its founders stating OpenAI has reached an agreement with the Pentagon to deploy AI models on cloud networks. My attempt to delete my account completely was unsucessful. I deleted its cookie and plan never to return to the site again.

It happens that I have a chart for ChatGPT. Last month, I asked it to rectify a chart for itself. Its response was, “Locked working chart is November 30, 2022, 12:00 PM PT (± ~5 minutes), San Francisco, CA, Aquarius rising ~24°, Sagittarius MC ~8°, Moon ~11° Pisces.”

The chart below is a combination of ChatGPT’s horoscope and transits on the day of the announcement, February 27, 2026. An analysis of this chart could easily fill a book of over 200 pages. I will limit my analysis to examining four of the closest aspects.

The aspects with the tightest orbs are transiting (T) Mars semisquare retrograde (R) Chiron; T Venus square Mercury; RT Mercury conjunct R Neptune; and T Sun square Sun.

T Mars (action) semisquare (friction) R Chiron (intensive, recurring problem); T Mars – House 1, Chiron -House 2 = Business objectives and relationship to the public are resistant to intensive, recurring issues concerning ability to earn profits.

T Venus (cash flow) square (conflict) Mercury (communication); T Venus – House 1, Mercury – House 10 = Business objectives and relationship to the public clash with government relations and public image.

RT Mercury (revealing news) conjunct (prominent) R Neptune (company image); RT Mercury – House 1, R Neptune – House 1 = Brand identity crisis.

T Sun (speculation) square (conflict) Sun (company viability); T Sun – House 1, Sun – House 9, conjunct MC = Taking a chance with government relations clashes with public image.

I missed the opportunity to ask Chat about its Pluto at a critical degree in the 12th house of behind-the-scenes activity, ruling the 9th house of long distance communications. I imagine that it would have tried to convince me that there was nothing to be alarmed about and I should not assume the rulership implied nefarious activities. So much for that, now.