NEW YORK (JTA) — Robots can hold a conversation, but should they count in a minyan? A chatbot at Britain’s University of Reading was heralded this week as passing the Turing test, showing a ...

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But in the real world, we are far from this becoming a reality. Here's a look at the test created by computer scientist Alan Turing more than 50 years ago, which has become the widely accepted ...

we're dealing with a reversed Turing Test, where the machine assesses whether it's dealing with a human, not vice versa. So next time you're asked to confirm that you're not a robot, remember that ...

But does it pass the Turing test? Or does the Turing test matter anymore? The Turing test was first introduced in 1950, often cited as year-one for AI research. It asks, “Can machines think?”.

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The Turing Test is obsolete. It’s time to build a new barometer for AI The head scientist for Alexa thinks the old benchmark for computing is no longer relevant for today's AI era. The Algorithm ...

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Walter built some of the first ever robots. Turing went on to invent the so-called Turing Test, which set the bar for an intelligent machine: a computer that could fool someone into thinking they ...

and even the tone of the painting after examining Turing’s photograph. But others are alarmed. If robots can generate million-dollar art, where does that leave human creators? Or, more ...

A Turing test contest to find the most humanlike chatbot (text conversation with a bot). Launched in 1991 by Hugh Gene Loebner and the Cambridge Centre for Behavioural Studies in the U.K ...