我最近做了一个 AI 算命网站,想聊聊 AI 到底能不能辅助术数

最近自己做了一个 AI 算命或者说术数辅助的小网站,做的过程中发现还挺多有意思的东西,所以想来聊聊大家对 AI 算命的看法。

我一开始做这个东西的想法其实挺简单的。道教或者东方玄学里面,有些东西确实很难被现代技术辅助,比如法事,符箓,科仪,传承仪轨这些。它们不是靠文字推理就能完成的,也不是你给大模型喂点资料就能复刻。

但术数不太一样。

像八字,六爻,小六壬,奇门,大六壬这些,本身就有一套比较明确的符号系统,排盘规则,判断逻辑和取象方式。虽然它们不是现代科学意义上的系统,但里面确实有很多可以被结构化,文本化,流程化的部分。

所以我现在会觉得,AI 未必能取代真正高水平的卦师,但它是有可能辅助术数学习和基础判断的。

我自己试下来最大的感受是,AI 算命靠不靠谱,很多时候不完全取决于 AI 本身,而是取决于后面调教它的人到底懂不懂术数。

有些市面上的 AI 算命网站,说实话连排盘都不一定排对。八字节气没处理好,六爻世应用神乱套,小六壬只会给几个模糊的吉凶词。这样后面讲得再玄,其实也没什么意义。

但如果排盘是对的,分析流程是固定的,prompt 里面有明确的流派和判断步骤,再加上懂术数的人去不断校正,我觉得 AI 至少可以在初阶到中阶的层面提供不少帮助。

比如帮新手理解术语,整理案例,做基础排盘解释,或者帮用户先把问题问清楚。很多人问卦其实连问题都没问明白,上来就是我未来会怎么样,这种问题不管给人还是给 AI 都很难断。

当然我也不觉得 AI 能完全替代真正厉害的师傅。

尤其是大六壬,奇门,太乙这种东西,很多判断不只是背规则。它里面有经验,有取象,有语境,有来人状态,也有很多师承里面很细的东西。这个部分现在 AI 还挺难完全吃透。

所以我现在更倾向于把 AI 算命看成一个辅助工具。它可能替代不了真正的高手,但确实有机会替代一部分乱套模板,半懂不懂,还喜欢吓人的所谓卦师。

我对这个方向还是偏乐观的。因为术数里面确实有很多内容可以被现代技术整理得更清楚。真正的问题可能不是 AI 能不能算,而是做这个东西的人到底懂不懂术数,还是只是拿 AI 套一层玄学皮。

想问问大家怎么看。你们觉得 AI 算命以后会变成一个有用的辅助工具,还是只会制造更多半吊子的解读?

如果大家感兴趣,我后面也可以分享一些我做这个网站时遇到的具体问题。比如小六壬怎么结构化,八字怎么避免乱断,大六壬卦例怎么让 AI 分层分析之类的。

如果版规允许的话,我也可以把网站放评论里。不合适的话就先单纯讨论这个话题。

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u/Important_Cow5021 — 23 hours ago
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Are you interested in Chinese divination? It’s way more than just I Ching

Are you interested in Chinese fortune-telling / divination?

I feel like in English-speaking spaces, most people only know the I Ching, or maybe Chinese zodiac animals.

But in Chinese-speaking communities, there are actually a lot of different systems and schools. They don’t all do the same thing.

This is my rough map, so correct me if I’m missing anything.

For asking about specific things, there is Liu Yao (六爻).

Liu Yao (六爻) is usually used when you have a clear question, like:

“Will I hear back from this person?”
“Will this job interview go well?”
“Should I keep waiting?”
“Can this project move forward?”

So it’s more about one situation or one event, not your whole life path.

Then there is Xiao Liu Ren (小六壬), which is probaly one of the simplest systems for beginners.

It has six basic signs:

Da’an (大安) = stable / calm
Liulian (留连) = delay / stuck
Suxi (速喜) = fast good news
Chikou (赤口) = conflict / arguments
Xiaoji (小吉) = small luck
Kongwang (空亡) = empty / unclear

It’s used for quick short-term questions. Not like “what is my destiny,” more like “is this thing moving soon?” or “should I act today?”

That’s why I think Xiao Liu Ren (小六壬) is actually a pretty good entry point for people who are new to Chinese divination.

Then BaZi (八字) and Zi Wei Dou Shu (紫微斗数) are more like natal chart systems.

BaZi (八字), also called Four Pillars, uses your birth year, month, day, and hour. It looks at your life structure, personality, timing, career tendencies, relationship patterns, etc.

Zi Wei Dou Shu (紫微斗数) also uses birth data, but it feels more like a big life map with different palaces for career, relationships, money, family, health, travel, and so on.

So to me, BaZi (八字) and Zi Wei Dou Shu (紫微斗数) are kind of in the same “life chart” category. They’re not mainly for quick questions. They’re more for reading a person’s overall pattern.

And then at the higher / more advanced level, there are systems like Da Liu Ren (大六壬), Qi Men Dun Jia (奇门遁甲), and Tai Yi Shen Shu (太乙神数).

These are much more complex.

Da Liu Ren (大六壬) is a very advanced event-divination system.
Qi Men Dun Jia (奇门遁甲) is often used for strategy, timing, direction, decision-making, business, movement, and complex situations.
Tai Yi Shen Shu (太乙神数) is even more rare, and from what I understand, it was historically used more for big-picture timing, state-level events, or larger cycles.

But honestly, people who can really read these well are pretty rare.

A lot of people may talk about Qi Men (奇门) or Da Liu Ren (大六壬) online, but actually mastering them is a totally different thing.

So my rough structure is:

Xiao Liu Ren (小六壬) = easiest quick divination
Liu Yao (六爻) = specific event/question divination
BaZi (八字) / Zi Wei Dou Shu (紫微斗数) = life chart / natal chart systems
Da Liu Ren (大六壬) / Qi Men Dun Jia (奇门遁甲) / Tai Yi Shen Shu (太乙神数) = advanced classical systems, but real experts are rare

I’m still learning how to explain these in English, but I think this framework makes more sense than putting all “Chinese divination” into one box.

If people are interested, I can share some very basic Xiao Liu Ren (小六壬) methods, simple BaZi (八字) reading ideas, or maybe even some Da Liu Ren (大六壬) case examples later.

Curious if anyone here has studied any of these besides the I Ching?

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u/Important_Cow5021 — 1 day ago
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Do people outside of China actually believe in Daoist fortune-telling and Talismans (Fu)? Curious to hear your thoughts!

Hi everyone, I'm Austin. I am a member of the "Pian" (骈) generation of the Maoshan Shangqing sect (茅山上清). Recently, my Master, my senior sister, and I founded a brand dedicated to Chinese esoteric arts (Shushu / 术数)—focusing on fortune-telling, seeking good fortune/avoiding misfortune, and crafting Talismans (Fu / 符箓).

I'll be completely upfront: most of our services are paid and quite expensive. This is because these arts have a very high barrier to entry and inherently involve revealing heavenly secrets (泄露天机). Our main practices include Da Liu Ren (大六壬), Bazi / Four Pillars of Destiny (四柱八字), and Qi Men Dun Jia (奇门遁甲), among others.

To be totally clear, I am not making this post to promote our business.

I'm posting because I genuinely want to start a discussion: In non-Chinese regions, do people actually believe in fortune-telling and talismans?

I believe in them without a shadow of a doubt because I have personally witnessed the raw power of talismans and the profound accuracy of these esoteric calculations. However, I realize that overseas communities who are interested in Daoism probably haven't had the chance to experience this firsthand or see it in action.

Because of this gap, I'm really curious about your perspective. What are your thoughts on Daoist magic and divination? Do you believe in it?

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u/Important_Cow5021 — 1 month ago
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what would actually help with vet visit prep? feel like i've been broken-recording on this lately

3 cats and a dog here. been getting frustrated with how every vet visit is the same loop:

  • i can't remember exactly when symptoms started
  • i forget what the last vet said about treatment plans
  • the followup paperwork goes into a black hole on my desk
  • and 3 weeks later when something flares up, i'm trying to reconstruct the timeline from photo timestamps

the apps i've tried are either too gamified (give me a tamagotchi vibe) or basically a digital notepad with paws emojis. and the PMS systems vets actually use don't share anything back with owners.

what do you use to keep this stuff organized? has anyone actually cracked the pre-visit / followup loop? or do you just wing it like i do?

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u/Important_Cow5021 — 2 months ago
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my 8 month old golden retriever pup has been doing this weird thing lately and honestly i'm kinda freaked out. so i got him at 8 weeks and he's always been a super happy go lucky dog, loves everyone, eats everything in sight, the usual golden stuff. but about a month ago i noticed he started getting really restless at night. like he'd pace around the bedroom, whine a little, and sometimes scratch at the door. i thought maybe he had to go out so i'd take him but he wouldn't pee or poop, just stand there looking confused. then he'd go back to bed and do it again an hour later. i tried cutting off food earlier, walks before bed, even one of those calming treats. nothing really stuck. the thing that worries me most is i caught him staring at the wall for like 10 minutes yesterday. just standing there, head tilted, not moving. i called his name and he snapped out of it but it was super weird. i feel like maybe i'm just being paranoid because he's my first dog and i love him to bits. but also i don't want to miss something serious. has anyone seen this with their pup? like the pacing and the staring? should i take him to the vet or am i overthinking it? idk what to do honestly.

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u/Important_Cow5021 — 2 months ago