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The Turing test is hardly a new measure - it's been around for ~70 years and hasn't been passed yet. But otherwise I agree with what you said - this is just my
by flunhat 9y ago
The Turing test is hardly a new measure - it's been around for ~70 years and hasn't been passed yet. But otherwise I agree with what you said - this is just my personal measure of when we'll be in society-shaking territory.
- pcnix 9y agoIt has been passed, but the definition of passed changes to make the test tougher each time. I think that is what the other poster is talking about.
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- ralfd 9y agoHas it been passed? Turings original paper assumes adults conversing intelligently. That is the spirit of the test. Not a clever hack of the rules, like posing as a child which doesn't speak english. This is the $20000 long bet from 2002 between Kapor and Kurzweil: http://longbets.org/1/#terms http://longbets.org/1/#terms > Ray Kurzweil maintains that a computer (i.e., a machine intelligence) will pass the Turing test by 2029. Mitchell Kapor believes this will not happen.
- the8472 9y agoLevel 4 autonomous vehicles with a limited operational domain will already be in society-shaking territory without showing general intelligence, they only have to fail safely on outside domain problems.