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How about a revision of the Turing test that specifies rational, mature human beings. Yes, but then how many people would fail the Turing test? A non-trivial a
by ph0rque 11y ago
How about a revision of the Turing test that specifies rational, mature human beings.
Yes, but then how many people would fail the Turing test? A non-trivial amount, I would guess.
- saulrh 11y agoWhich is why the turing test is a liiiiittle bit iffy as a specification for "intelligence". It's actually pretty good as a test for behaving-like-a-human, but it's actually not very good for intelligence because humans themselves aren't particularly "intelligent" by many definitions, particularly in the regions where computers are strongest.
- wolfgke 11y agoThis would provide strong scientific evidence that there are quite some people in our society that are not very intelligent. I'd rather claim that this shows something that is rather evident than surprising.