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Relevant XKCD: https://xkcd.com/1002/ https://xkcd.com/1002/ Computer Arimaa and Go have since surpassed top humans, but I suppose D&D could be on the same lev

• ggggtez 9y ago
  Tests like "Plays D&D" are bad, because you don't need to advance the tech to create convincing fakes. Just like how people wrote a chat bot that was written to "act" like an 8 year old, so if it ever got a question it wasn't programmed to know how to answer, it could just change the subject or otherwise act "childlike" as it's failure state. This was convincing to humans who were not expecting the deceit (from the programmers), but did not mean that the chatbot was more advanced in it's AI than other bots. You can preprogram a chat bot to pretend to be a stoic monk who says very little, and could probably convince some folks that it was a real human playing the game as long as it took it's turn as expected, and rolled dice when asked.