> This likely means that a robot following the Asimov's three laws would never pass a direct Turing test. Not necessarily true. An AI could pretend that it doe

> This likely means that a robot following the Asimov's three laws would never pass a direct Turing test. Not necessarily true. An AI could pretend that it doesn't follow Asimov's laws while in fact following them. For example, the AI could pretend that, to execute the given order (second law), it first needs to understand the author psychology. At that point the AI can change the author's mind by using persuasive tactics. If the AI successfully changed author's mind, it successfully didn't follow the initial order by simply cancelling it with consent of the author The first and third laws are also applicable to humans, and cannot be used to detect the AI