sjm said:

Yeah, that should make for some good viewing.

I've seen Jordan Helfery live on two occasions. I was there a) when she won the women's junior event at the International Open, and b) when she played in the Las Vegas Open 10ball in February this year.

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Chopdoc said:

It looks like a lot of false information produced by AI is driving a lot of that.

It is not hallucination either.

It gets much information from forums, Facebook, Reddit, etc.

It can't see actual sold prices for accepted offers on eBay, so it uses asking prices for values.

Additionally, people are using AI to identify cues, which it commonly gets wrong.

It's also designed to stroke you, so it will say "Wow! What a discovery of a rare collectible cue!" Unless you know how to prompt it not to do that.

In this case, the cue was listed as: "Pampanga Custom Pool Cue 4 Point Inlays"




There you see it, the shaft was listed as maple. And Pampanga? And 18 pin?

You can see in the pictures it is a 14 pin.

As my thread title says "strange".

Here in this forum, people recognized that shaft was not maple right away and I think most knew it was raminwood.

And it went for $305 plus $15.93 shipping.

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Chopdoc said:

Wishful thinking is stroked by public AI. It is designed to do it.

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