Exactly. Turing postulated this more than half a century ago. It's weird that people are still surprised of the ethical consequences of the Turing-test, as if

Exactly. Turing postulated this more than half a century ago. It's weird that people are still surprised of the ethical consequences of the Turing-test, as if it were some checkbox to tick or trophy to win, instead of it being a profound thought experiment on the non-provability of consciousness and general guidelines for politeness towards things that quack like a human.