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Yes. And another variable is what humans believe state of the art AI to be capable of. If you dropped ChatGPT in 2015 I’m sure it would pass the Turing test qu
by lukev 2y ago
Yes. And another variable is what humans believe state of the art AI to be capable of.
If you dropped ChatGPT in 2015 I’m sure it would pass the Turing test quite a lot. Much less so now that people are more familiar.
- scarface_74 2y agoEven if you did it now and it would stay in the “voice” that you gave it, with careful prompt engineering you could fool most people
- ffsm8 2y agoThe turing test is > to exhibit intelligent behaviour equivalent to, or indistinguishable from, that of a human. The original idea was in the context of a discussion, but since the current LLM craze we've re-contextualized this test to online boards on which half the participants barely even speak the language. In this context, gpt3 was beyond the turing test already, simply because the people aren't able to convey themselves either. And whoever thinks they're able to detect gpt4 and beyond on the Internet is lying to themselves. You can detect the use if you know the user, otherwise the only reason why you'd convince yourself to have that ability is because you never find out about all the false positives you had.
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