Mago Lucas Teller - A brand new artificial intelligence experience for tarot cards reading
Apr 21, 2023
The AI platform provides users with a personalized tarot cards reading experience. Mago Lucas Teller (aka Mago Lucas) uses different explications for the meaning and interpretations of the tarot cards.
Italy - April 21, 2023 —
Mago Lucas has introduced a new artificial intelligence (AI) platform that uses tarot interpretation to answer users' questions. This innovative technology has been developed to provide a new tarot reading experience that combines the use of artificial intelligence and the symbolism of the major and minor arcana.
The AI Tarot Reader
The AI named Mago Lucas Teller interprets users' questions and, through an appropriate choice of card layout, provides an answer based on the meanings of the tarot cards. The user can interact with the AI via a chat on the website or via the iOS and Android beta app in the works, which will be available soon in the official app stores.
Personalized Tarot Card Readings
The Mago Lucas website contains more than 2000 questions asked during the project development, together with their answers. In addition, users can choose from different types of tarot decks for a more personalized reading. Each card in the response also leads to a card where many details of the tarot deck and its meanings are explained.
The questions users ask, and the free answers given by Mago Lucas Teller are private and not published online. Only the user can choose to share with friends via in-app functions that allow the text or video answer to be shared.
User-Friendly and Comprehensive Guidelines
Mago Lucas also offers a demonstration of how the AI is able to answer users' questions following an interpretation of the symbolism of the major and minor arcana. Each question has a dedicated page where it is possible to see the same question and the corresponding answer by Mago Lucas. In addition, users can watch video answers obtained from the texts of the questions and answers by Mago Lucas.
The website and app are available in English, Italian, and Spanish, additional languages will be available soon. However, it is essential to note that the answers provided by the AI have no real scientific value but are a pure interpretation of tarot symbolism.
Conclusion
Mago Lucas is committed to providing its users with an innovative and engaging tarot cards reading experience, combining the ancient art of fortune telling with modern artificial intelligence technology.
For more information get in touch with Mago Lucas Teller.
Contact Info:
Name: Lucas
Email: Send Email
Organization: Mago Lucas Teller
Address: Italy
Website: https://magolucas.com
Release ID: 89095252
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