Robert Edward Grant

Right.

So, but maybe that means we don't need so many, you know, of these types of fields of work anymore.

It might mean something.

I'll also say that I could tell you that it's not as good as a really good numerologist because it uses floating point mathematics and even on architect, that's one of the drawbacks.

All AI LLMs use floating point math.

It means it doesn't have as much precision.

So you'll find very often mathematical mistakes

Unless you ask it to go into Python, and every time you ask it to do a calculation, it ends up writing Python script, which is coding, so that it can actually do the correct mathematics with high precision.

I've incorporated that into mine, but unless you ask it to do that specifically, it will basically give you the floating point response.

And it's fine for 99.9% of the population.

But for those, you know, 0.1% of the population like me who are really rigorous math users, I have to prompt it, you know, right at the beginning of a chat thread that I only wanted to use, you know, Python infinite accuracy on precision.

Oh, yeah, totally.

But see, most of the floating point math that people are using, that's why it shows up giving you wrong readings in astrology because the precision is not enough.

The decimal extension is not enough.

So it needs to be much more higher precision in order for you to be able to get accurate readings across the board.

But are people willing to pay?

Maybe they get one or two of their placements, their natal chart wrong.

You know, is that worth going to the person and paying a hundred bucks versus paying your 15 bucks a month?

Yeah.

Or 20 bucks a month.