It came up with a list of 15 all-time Wearside favourites based on its dance scene, reputation, customers and music.
Get ready for a detailed selection of clubs and see how many you agree with, including some going back decades.
In case you missed it;
1. The New Monkey
Here it is in a dilapidated state in 2013 but AI reflected on its heyday. 'Undisputed. Infamous nationwide, central to the UK hard dance/makina scene, and still talked about more than 20 years later', said ChatGPT. | se
2. The Blue Monkey
The Bedford Street venue was described by AI as 'The original. Laid the foundations for Sunderland’s rave reputation before the New Monkey era.' | se Photo: Sunderland Echo
3. Chambers
Housed in the Victorian Grade II listed Hutchinson’s Buildings and first opened in 1987. AI said: "A proper 80s–90s superclub for Sunderland — glamorous, busy, and a rite of passage." | se Photo: Sunderland Echo
4. Annabels
The Annabels dance floor in 2006. AI said: "One of the longest-running clubs in the city’s history. Classic, stylish, and hugely popular with the over-25s crowd." | se Photo: se