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Why is it no longer relevant? Seems like it would be the first good indicator if something can pass it.
by bryan0 5y ago
Why is it no longer relevant? Seems like it would be the first good indicator if something can pass it.
- Jensson 5y agoPeople made simple if/else statement programs that passed the turing test like a decade ago. The realization was that you didn't need to make a smart agent to solve it, you just needed to make it assertive and make a conversation that is easy to predict.
- bryan0 5y agoMaybe you’re talking about a different variation of the Turing test than I am. I think any reasonable test is nowhere close to being solved. The key part is that both the human and the AI are both trying to convince a properly trained judge they are human in a general open-ended conversation. I know some variations have humans pretending they are computers or something which is completely backwards for a Turing Test.