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Humans also answer in predictable ways so if you place such criteria for a turing test humans will fail to pass it too
by ekianjo 4y ago
Humans also answer in predictable ways so if you place such criteria for a turing test humans will fail to pass it too
- throwaway8503 4y agoI suppose it's a bit of a scotsman argument, but the turing test is to see whether an observer can correctly guess whether the interlocutor is _human_, so by definition the test would pass if the other correspondent was human. To the point underneath, humans do not answer in as predictable a way as ChatGPT. Your answer, for example, I am confident does not come from ChatGPT. Edit: if I've horribly mangled the Turing test definition, please let me know