Will ChatGPT Put Tarot Readers Out of Business? Probably that Depends on Our Specializations

The reach of generative AI continues to amaze. Most recently, as the postings and comments on Fishbowl Big Law indicate, that tool has made its way to resume-creation by lawyers. 

 

On the first prompt ChatGPT was all too broad. For instance it recommended embedding quantifiable achievements in the resume. The next round of prompts, though, came up with useful detailed recommendations. Here is a snippet:

 

"I pushed Chat GPT further. It said talk about a time you negotiated the price of a deal to be lower for your client, and state that amount."

 

That throws shade on the job security of us Tarot readers who specialize in careers. Drilling down to the level of particularity is exactly what I do after sketching out a big picture. Usually that first step aligns with wand cards. Those, with their roots in energy, are about finding purpose. 

 

You bet, my career specialization is quite vulnerable to a few prompts of ChatGPT. But here’s the good news for Tarot readers. Many other niches in our services involve gifts generative AI doesn’t possess, at least not yet.

 

Here is a typical example. On my menu of services is healing. Even though generative AI seeks to simulate a human voice and conjures up some therapy, it can't create the milk of human kindness. The core of that are the authentic caring and softness of one human being comforting another. Those are transmitted through what are called “mirror neurons.” We humans affect each other cell by cell.  

 

In addition I am a medium, that is a conduit among dimensions. At this time generative AI doesn't have that mystical power. I put in the prompt to get in touch with my father who passed over in 1980. The answer from ChatGPT is:

 

“I'm sorry to hear about the loss of your father. As an AI language model, I don't have the ability to connect you with individuals who have passed away or access information about specific individuals beyond what is publicly available. My primary function is to provide information and assist with answering questions to the best of my knowledge and abilities.”

 

So, here I am. Like myriad others who need to work for a living I will have to factor in both the growing developments in AI and its limitations such as having no capability for mediumship.  


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