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Wouldn't passing the Turing Test 93% of the time mean that the machine does a better job of pretending to be human than an actual human? I'd expect 50% success
by tomerv 15y ago
Wouldn't passing the Turing Test 93% of the time mean that the machine does a better job of pretending to be human than an actual human? I'd expect 50% success to be the target.
- batista 15y agoI could just mean the result number is readjusted based on the baseline figure.