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abbreviated as TT, the Turing test is a
test developed
by Alan Turing and published in the
October 1950 paper, Computing
Machinery and Intelligence. The test proposed that if a computer
could pass for a human during a test that it could be said to be able to "think."
Turing's test involved putting a human interrogator in a room with two terminals, one
connected to a human the other to a computer. If the interrogator couldn't tell the
difference between the two during his communication, the computer passed and demonstrated
human intelligence. So far, no computer has passed the test.
Also see: Artificial
Intelligence, Loebner prize, Turing
machine
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