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AI dévoile une solution d’identification des cartes Pokémon

Auteur：Kristen Mise à jour：Jan 21,2025

Who's That Pokémon!? This Pokémon Card Pack Scanner Can Tell YouUne récente vidéo promotionnelle présentant un scanner capable de révéler le contenu de paquets de cartes Pokémon non ouverts a déclenché une tempête de débats parmi les collectionneurs. Examinons les réactions des fans et l'impact potentiel sur le marché des cartes Pokémon.

Le marché des cartes Pokémon ébranlé par la révélation d'un scanner CT

Votre capacité à deviner les Pokémon est-elle sur le point de devenir un produit phare ?

Industrial Inspection and Consulting (IIC) propose un service permettant d'identifier les cartes Pokémon contenues dans des paquets non ouverts à l'aide d'une technologie avancée de tomodensitométrie pour environ 70 $. Ce service controversé, démontré dans une récente vidéo YouTube, a suscité de vives discussions au sein de la communauté des cartes à collectionner Pokémon.

La valeur astronomique des cartes Pokémon rares, certaines atteignant des centaines de milliers, voire des millions, a alimenté un marché intense. La poursuite de ces cartes rares, notamment celles portant la signature de créateurs, a même conduit au harcèlement des illustrateurs par des scalpers.

Who's That Pokémon!? This Pokémon Card Pack Scanner Can Tell YouLe marché des cartes Pokémon est devenu un créneau d'investissement important, beaucoup recherchant des cartes de valeur pour une appréciation à long terme.

Alors que certains voient le scan préalable à l'ouverture comme un avantage potentiel, d'autres expriment leur indignation et leur inquiétude sur la chaîne YouTube d'IIC. Ils craignent que cette technologie puisse compromettre l'intégrité du marché et potentiellement conduire à une inflation des prix. Le scepticisme et les opinions dissidentes sont également répandus.

Un commentaire amusant souligne ce changement potentiel : "Enfin, mon 'Qui est ce Pokémon ?' les compétences vont être très recherchées !"

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