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How often have we run a Turing Test, where we asked the judge how confident they were in their final answer, except both participants were humans?
by VikingCoder 4y ago
How often have we run a Turing Test, where we asked the judge how confident they were in their final answer, except both participants were humans?
- IshKebab 4y agoIt doesn't really matter for the purposes of the test how confident they say they are. If you're asking "do people often imagine they can confidently distinguish things when they actually can't" then the answer is a solid yes - things like audiophile and wine testing have proven that again and again.