Anyone testing GPT4, without having heard of it or other recent progress, would be flabbergasted to find out it wasn’t human. One problem with the Turing Test

Anyone testing GPT4, without having heard of it or other recent progress, would be flabbergasted to find out it wasn’t human. One problem with the Turing Test we might have predicted: if people have context on how models have improved, they narrow their expectations to match. But I suppose the Strong Turing Test is when a model is so much smarter than us, that it can convincingly hide its differences and superiority, even when we have good reason to suspect it’s an AI.