Not to really defend the Turing test as an intelligence measure, but LaMDA has not passed it. It only does this when probed by Lemoine's specific questioning st

Not to really defend the Turing test as an intelligence measure, but LaMDA has not passed it. It only does this when probed by Lemoine's specific questioning style. If you try to eluce "machine behavior" it will trivially give it to you, which isn't true of a human - especially a human trying to convince someone they're human.