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I would put it that most people who think they are applying the Turing test, actually aren't. Part of correctly applying the Turing test is independently checki
by pdonis 3y ago
I would put it that most people who think they are applying the Turing test, actually aren't. Part of correctly applying the Turing test is independently checking the statements the test subject makes against your own knowledge. Part of the "thinking" that the test is testing for is checking beliefs against reality, and the Turing test needs to test for that capability, otherwise it's not being done right.
- simonh 3y agoAlso the test is adversarial, it’s not about throwing softballs to a child. The interrogator should have a good understanding of what constitutes intelligence, the kinds of mental faculties humans have, and ask questions that thoroughly test those faculties.