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<p>[QUOTE="-jeffB, post: 3568400, member: 27832"]I'm becoming less and less of a believer in the special status of "human judgement". I think we're within shooting distance of trainable AI systems that would render judgments comparable to, and more consistent than, the best human expert graders.</p><p><br /></p><p>The problem is that nobody <i>wants</i> consistency. They want to <i>buy</i> coins that are undergraded (so they can pay a low price based on the assigned grade), and they want to <i>sell</i> coins that are overgraded (so they can get a high price based on the assigned grade).</p><p><br /></p><p>Once they've <i>bought</i> an undergraded coin, if they ever want to <i>sell</i> it (or even put it in a registry set), there's a temptation to resubmit it for a higher grade.</p><p><br /></p><p>So: collectors see bargain-hunting opportunities, dealers see upgrade opportunities, TPGs see resubmission income opportunities. Who, exactly, is going to push for a more consistent system?[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="-jeffB, post: 3568400, member: 27832"]I'm becoming less and less of a believer in the special status of "human judgement". I think we're within shooting distance of trainable AI systems that would render judgments comparable to, and more consistent than, the best human expert graders. The problem is that nobody [I]wants[/I] consistency. They want to [I]buy[/I] coins that are undergraded (so they can pay a low price based on the assigned grade), and they want to [I]sell[/I] coins that are overgraded (so they can get a high price based on the assigned grade). Once they've [I]bought[/I] an undergraded coin, if they ever want to [I]sell[/I] it (or even put it in a registry set), there's a temptation to resubmit it for a higher grade. So: collectors see bargain-hunting opportunities, dealers see upgrade opportunities, TPGs see resubmission income opportunities. Who, exactly, is going to push for a more consistent system?[/QUOTE]
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