English can be ambiguous, especially when written quickly online. To pass the Turing test, a computer has to infer the missing context. For example, “is this

English can be ambiguous, especially when written quickly online. To pass the Turing test, a computer has to infer the missing context. For example, “is this human really saying the solution is for every human being to buy an electric car ” or is he implying that people should trade in their gasoline cars for electric ones? Statistically speaking, how often do people say everyone should buy an electric car, even if they don’t own or need a car?