I think you'd have to measure "common sense reasoning" first. With NLP you can have accuracy/precision scores. With common sense it's almost equivalent to "what

I think you'd have to measure "common sense reasoning" first. With NLP you can have accuracy/precision scores. With common sense it's almost equivalent to "what you need to beat the turning test" and not easily measured. I think if you get that part you essentially have the NLP. In that those last few percent error of NLP are generally "common sense" issues.