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ELIZA absolutely did not ever pass anything resembling a real Turing test. A real Turing test is adversarial, the interrogator knows the testees are trying to
by jbotz 7mo ago
ELIZA absolutely did not ever pass anything resembling a real Turing test. A real Turing test is adversarial, the interrogator knows the testees are trying to fool him.
- shakna 7mo agoLandauer and Bellman, absolutely put ELIZA to an adversarial Turing test, and called it such, in 1999. [0] But... Over in 2025, ELIZA was once again, put to the Turing test in adversarial conditions. [1] And still had people think it was a real person, over 27% of the time. Over a quarter of the testees, thought the thing was a human. The "ELIZA Effect" wasn't coined because everyone understands that an AI isn't conscious. [0] https://books.google.com.au/books?id=jTgMIhy6YZMC&pg=PA174 https://books.google.com.au/books?id=jTgMIhy6YZMC&pg=PA174 [1] https://arxiv.org/html/2503.23674v1 https://arxiv.org/html/2503.23674v1
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- grey-area 7mo agoUnfortunately I'm not sure the Turing test posited a minimal level of intelligence for the human testers. As we have found with LLMs, humans are rather easy to fool.