I would argue that chatbots still barely pass the turing test They have such obvious patterns and tells that humans have already picked up on them and they can

I would argue that chatbots still barely pass the turing test They have such obvious patterns and tells that humans have already picked up on them and they can eventually sus out that they're talking to an LLM For instance I heard recently about someone talking (verbally) with an AI voiced customer support. They were very convinced, so they asked the support agent to calculate the product of two large numbers, and it replied with the result instantly I would argue that fails the chinese room