Can AI and Astrology co-exist?

See how Artificial Intelligence is integrating the Vedic Science like Astrology

Undoubtedly, Astrology has been ever so popular, no matter whether people find it scientific or not. But, AI and Astrology seems a weird combination. A data intelligence platform called Tracxn reports that in the previous five years, roughly six astro-tech start-ups have appeared.

Early-stage and venture capital investors are also interested in this market since they expect lucrative returns. Let's see how Artificial Intelligence is integrating Astrology.

Since the beginning of time, astrology and horoscopes have been used for prediction all across the world. However, due to the absence of organised statistical data and the difficulty of assessing the multiple variables, the topic has fallen to the level of being dismissed as pseudoscience. With the spread of communications technology, a sizable section of the world's population now has access to the Internet. Powerful computers, search engines, and the ability to process enormous amounts of data to produce insightful analysis and interpretation are all available today.

With the use of technologies such as Cloud Computing, Big Data Analytics, and Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning, it would now be able to conduct an experiment on a large scale and give astrological analysis and prediction a solid statistical foundation.

There are numerous apps that generate a user's "kundli" or horoscope based on straightforward inputs, but very few apps or businesses use automated intelligence to make the outcome more palatable for the end user. As a part of the same,

In the US, where start-ups like Sanctuary have received VC money, astrology as a service has gained quite a bit of traction.

Millions of consumers are served by other respectable tech-based start-ups in India, including Astrotalk and Ganesha Speak.

The quality of the initial intake of basic data is what determines how well artificial intelligence functions. Although it is utilised as a forecasting tool, I don't think of astrology as being that. Astrological patterns can be seen in history when looking backwards, but anticipating them is more difficult because of the many factors, ambiguous circumstances, and interconnected threads that influence events in many different ways.

Even now, we have a rudimentary understanding of the solution to your inquiry.

How? By contrasting an analysis of someone's natal chart produced by a computer with one made by an actual astrologer, or better yet, by a dozen different astrologers using various techniques and approaches.

Although it is utilised as a forecasting tool, I don't think of astrology as being that.

Astrological patterns can be seen in history when looking backwards, but anticipating them is more difficult because of the many factors, ambiguous circumstances, and interconnected threads that influence events in many different ways.

Even now, we have a rudimentary understanding of the solution to your inquiry.

How? By contrasting an analysis of someone's natal chart produced by a computer with one made by an actual astrologer, or better yet, by a dozen different astrologers using various techniques and approaches.

For KP Astrologers who want charts with precise calculations of cusps and planetary placements, systems have made this quite straightforward. Artificial intelligence (AI) could soon supplant traditional practitioners.

On the basis of their expertise and what is sometimes referred to as intuition, the majority of astrologers will apply various rules to the same astrological configuration.

That won't be replicable by AI.