The Turing Test has nothing to do with chess or any other game. It's a conversational test between two parties. It doesn't refer to human-level performance on a

The Turing Test has nothing to do with chess or any other game. It's a conversational test between two parties. It doesn't refer to human-level performance on any specific task. Please check Wikipedia. > Sure; all the parts haven't been completely connected to make self driving cars, general game playing AIs or conversation bots. This implies that connecting these systems is just a detail to be worked out. But the systems have nothing in common ontologically---they share no inputs, outputs, or intermediate concepts. The fact that they both use neurons doesn't mean much. You may as well say we can connect snails and dogs.