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<p>[QUOTE="charley, post: 25722944, member: 5372"]This is simply not going to happen.</p><p><br /></p><p>Comparing Chess programs to grading a coin is a strawman conversation.</p><p><br /></p><p>There is a Board. There are a set #of positions on the Board. There are a set number of Pieces and a set number and direction that the pieces can be positioned. Even if another strawman conversation using multi-level Chess is used as an example (Thanks a lot Star Trek for screwing things up) the mathematical solution is finite and there is no gee AI Grading for coins is where Chess was blahblah, is a waste of time and an insult to Einstein.</p><p><br /></p><p>AI will never be able to "mimic" the subjective nature of a human, and can not be trained/endowed/adapted/programmed/taught the ability, and Mr. Spock The Coin Evaluation Robot is not going to run around the Bourse Floor examining subjective graded pieces pronouncing "that's logical" will make it so.</p><p><br /></p><p>Maybe a case can be made on some humanoid level, I don't know, but I suspect if that happens, the song 2525 will be the national anthem, and humans will be melting humanoids rather than precious metals.</p><p><br /></p><p>I should be clear, I never and still don't buy that ANA got in right in the wayback machine and then sold themselves for 30 baubles. BS. A critical review of the the original ANA standards reveal the illogical logic of the conclusions, and THAT is what gave Birth to TPG.</p><p><br /></p><p>The subject is not even adaptable to the I'm a Fan I'm not a Fan position, because it does not exist, and will never be able to exist, because:</p><p>AI IS NOT HUMAN.</p><p><br /></p><p>My closing statement: mentally imagine an AI with glasses (made in China).</p><p><br /></p><p>Savvy?[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="charley, post: 25722944, member: 5372"]This is simply not going to happen. Comparing Chess programs to grading a coin is a strawman conversation. There is a Board. There are a set #of positions on the Board. There are a set number of Pieces and a set number and direction that the pieces can be positioned. Even if another strawman conversation using multi-level Chess is used as an example (Thanks a lot Star Trek for screwing things up) the mathematical solution is finite and there is no gee AI Grading for coins is where Chess was blahblah, is a waste of time and an insult to Einstein. AI will never be able to "mimic" the subjective nature of a human, and can not be trained/endowed/adapted/programmed/taught the ability, and Mr. Spock The Coin Evaluation Robot is not going to run around the Bourse Floor examining subjective graded pieces pronouncing "that's logical" will make it so. Maybe a case can be made on some humanoid level, I don't know, but I suspect if that happens, the song 2525 will be the national anthem, and humans will be melting humanoids rather than precious metals. I should be clear, I never and still don't buy that ANA got in right in the wayback machine and then sold themselves for 30 baubles. BS. A critical review of the the original ANA standards reveal the illogical logic of the conclusions, and THAT is what gave Birth to TPG. The subject is not even adaptable to the I'm a Fan I'm not a Fan position, because it does not exist, and will never be able to exist, because: AI IS NOT HUMAN. My closing statement: mentally imagine an AI with glasses (made in China). Savvy?[/QUOTE]
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