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<p>[QUOTE="808 raver, post: 13130729, member: 4654"]It's a double edged sword, on the one hand you have novices knowing what things are and less likely to list them in the wrong place for too little money, and on the other verification by museums that your piece is worthy of a space. </p><p>I've been testing AI to see if it could find me antiques at cheap prices (no luck) but also it's given me a good insight into just how bad AI is at recognising antiques, it will answer with all the confidence in the world and if you point out it's got it wrong and give it the right answer it says "oh my mistake, I shouldn't have answered so confidently" </p><p>IMHO around 40% of the time AI gets it right or allows you to find the right answer but the other 60% it will confidently tell you the wrong answer and make up complete fiction around it's wrong answer and if you tell it not to do that and say "please say if you don't know" that only lasts for the time you are in chat, a new thread will see it return to it's fictional ways. </p><p>I don't know if it's just my field of antiques, there seems to be a lot of disinformation surrounding Anglo-Indian antiques so maybe that's the issue?[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="808 raver, post: 13130729, member: 4654"]It's a double edged sword, on the one hand you have novices knowing what things are and less likely to list them in the wrong place for too little money, and on the other verification by museums that your piece is worthy of a space. I've been testing AI to see if it could find me antiques at cheap prices (no luck) but also it's given me a good insight into just how bad AI is at recognising antiques, it will answer with all the confidence in the world and if you point out it's got it wrong and give it the right answer it says "oh my mistake, I shouldn't have answered so confidently" IMHO around 40% of the time AI gets it right or allows you to find the right answer but the other 60% it will confidently tell you the wrong answer and make up complete fiction around it's wrong answer and if you tell it not to do that and say "please say if you don't know" that only lasts for the time you are in chat, a new thread will see it return to it's fictional ways. I don't know if it's just my field of antiques, there seems to be a lot of disinformation surrounding Anglo-Indian antiques so maybe that's the issue?[/QUOTE]
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