Do you think the $7.27 might have been a AI mistake? AI is prone to errors often.
Coding with AI is ok for simple things but when it comes to security it's useless plus if it screws up who is going to know if they are not savvy with coding?
Do you think the $7.27 might have been a AI mistake? AI is prone to errors often.
Coding with AI is ok for simple things but when it comes to security it's useless plus if it screws up who is going to know if they are not savvy with coding?
It pulled it right from the CoinGecko API, so I am guessing the issue is probably there. It was also before HIVE even existed, so I think it might have been using the historic price of STEEM.
I think it's more lightly to be the AI. I'm just guessing here but it the variable is hive price it doesn't make sense that it would incorporate anything other than hive.
As steem was not defined in the query it wouldn't look for it. AI isn't that clever...yet.
AI is a misnomer as most of these models are basically llm's.
No one has cracked AI although they all claim it.
I don't disagree with you about AI, but I still think it might still be looking at the price of STEEM. The data point is from around Jan 1, 2018. The price of STEEM was $2.50 or so and then rose over $8 on Jan 3rd. It's not unbelievable to think the point it picked was somewhere in between at that $7 mark.
I agree it sounds plausible given the dates and prices around that time.
Maybe another variable was used by the program to lookup the data? Other than hive/steem?
Interesting project.
Yeah, I am really not sure. It's all a guess at this point I think.