Has anyone used AI to help select a tractor?

[airbiscuit]

We've poured through the brochures, created spreadsheets and contacted TBN, but has anyone used AI to narrow the choices?

 

[RjCorazza]

I have not, but it sounds interesting. I did try AI at writing snowplow and landscape contracts a few years ago, and did get some valid improvements to mine.
I have bought a few tractors over the years, but being "brand loyal" my decision process was not overly complicated.

 

[mikester]

 

[Citydude]

I tend to use the intelligence gifted to me from above for decisions or direction.

 

[Runner]

Why on earth would you need AI when you have TBN?

 

[dougtrr2]

I don't see how AI could pick a tractor for YOU. There are too many subjective factors. How a tractor "feels" to you is important. There are things you can't tell until you actually sit on and use a tractor.

 

[MossRoad]

We've poured through the brochures, created spreadsheets and contacted TBN, but has anyone used AI to narrow the choices?

We already know the inevitable...

 

[newbury]

How will Artificial Insemination help you pick a tractor?
Maybe a tractor replacement, like a mule or some oxen.

 

[JeepHead]

This post peaked my interest yesterday on what kind of results it would give you. AI Actually recommended the tractor I bought (Kubota L series). But then when I asked it what the differences between a Kubota L2501 and L2502, it basically said the 2502 had 1HP more, was heavier, had more creature comforts than the 2501. And that if the 2501 was too light for my needs, then I should consider moving up to the 2502.

 

[airbiscuit]

I'm not sure you even need t use AI. Just say "I wonder which new Compact Tractor I should buy" in your home or in your car, and you will start receiving popup ads. Something is always listening!