Can We Trust AI To Do Horary?

Trust is the big issue these days.

Can we trust our governments, our media, our education systems and even our astrologers?

Yesterday I received a message from a poster on Facebook.

“I have a question you might want to open for discussion, or not. But I’m very intrigued. Chat GPT does horary questions. It’s a thing many young ones are using it for. I had a look at it yesterday. What’s your thoughts on AI doing natal charts and horary questions? Are they accurate ?”

My reply was quite flippant. “I wouldn’t trust most astrologers with horary questions so I’m certainly not going to agree with AI doing it.”

But having thought about it, maybe it is an important question to ask. So I ran this question through AI itself. The answer from the horse’s mouth was –

“While AI can be a helpful tool in astrology, it’s generally not recommended to solely rely on it for horary astrology, which is a complex practice requiring significant interpretation and intuition. AI can assist with calculations and provide some interpretations, but it lacks the human element of understanding context, nuance, and the deeper meaning behind astrological symbols.

Horary astrology requires a deep understanding of astrological principles, symbolism, and the ability to synthesize information to form a meaningful interpretation. AI lacks the intuition and experience of a human astrologer.

Horary charts are complex, and subtle nuances in planetary relationships can have significant meaning. AI may not be able to grasp these nuances as well as a human astrologer.

AI-generated interpretations can be literal and may not fully capture the deeper meaning of the chart. Human astrologers can provide more nuanced and personalized interpretations according to some astrology sites.

AI lacks the ethical considerations and boundaries that a human astrologer would maintain.”

Well that at least provides an honest answer that is more accurate than most of our media.

What about asking horary to pronounce on it.