If you’re ever in a situation where you have to prove that AI is not artificial intelligence, I give you the modern Turing test; a Rubik’s cube.
https://gist.github.com/izabera/3fb2f510f9e29811b57d3702002fc2a2
ChatGPT besteht laut Studie Turing-Test für Psychotherapie
https://the-decoder.de/chatgpt-besteht-laut-studie-turing-test-fuer-psychotherapie/ #ChatGPT #TuringTest #Psychotherapie
In all the hullabaloo about AI, few people comment how ChatGPT and friends clearly pass the Turing test. I certainly know humans who hallucinate more than ChatGPT does.
Whatever else this generation of “AI” may be, this is a remarkable accomplishment.
I sought out Alan Turing in #Manchester, and found him watching a crowd as they heard his story.
An AI/LLM can not pass the Turing Test.
Pit two of them against each other.
They both will hallucinate.
> Why should we restrict “thinking” status only to humans (or more generally, entities made of biological cells)? As the computer scientist Scott Aaronson described it, Turing’s proposal is “a plea against meat chauvinism.”
Forget the Turing test, I propose the Starmer test: Can you tell a politician apart from an LLM trained on party donors, focus groups, and lobbyists?
'Reverse Turing test' asks AI agents to spot a human imposter — you'll never guess how they figure it out
https://www.livescience.com/technology/artificial-intelligence/reverse-turing-test-asks-ai-agents-to-spot-a-human-imposter-youll-never-guess-how-they-figure-it-out #AI #humans #TuringTest #Rever
Reflecting on AI and the Turing Test:
In our rapidly advancing tech landscape, large language models (LLMs) like GPT-4o are becoming increasingly sophisticated and are regularly passing the Turing Test by generating human-like responses. This raises intriguing questions about the nature of intelligence and the limitations of the Turing Test itself.
While these models mimic human conversation convincingly, does this equate to true understanding? Or is the Turing Test merely a measure of linguistic mimicry?
Let's explore these thoughts together:
• What defines true intelligence?
• How should we measure AI capabilities beyond the Turing Test?
• What ethical considerations should guide our use of AI?
Join the conversation and share your perspectives! 
#AI #TuringTest #Philosophy #Technology #Ethics #Intelligence #LLMs
Pretty impressive that the old geek ELIZA can still fool so many people.
“Humans are a social species down to our core; the more modern life erodes our opportunities for actual human companionship — whether it’s by interposing technology as an intermediary into every interaction, or sucking up all our time with the capitalist/consumerist grind — the more desperate we’ll become for friendly-sounding volleyball substitutes.”
https://buttondown.email/ninelives/archive/language-is-a-poor-heuristic-for-intelligence/
GPT-4 besteht Turing-Test und Menschen halten andere Menschen erstaunlich oft für KI
https://the-decoder.de/gpt-4-besteht-turing-test-und-menschen-halten-andere-menschen-erstaunlich-oft-fuer-ki/ #KI #GPT4 #TuringTest
If AI is making the Turing test obsolete, what might be better? - Enlarge (credit: mevans)
If a machine or an AI program matches... - https://arstechnica.com/?p=1991004 #computerscience #turingtest #science #ai
It's worth noting that Sam Altman claims to believe we're all #StochasticParrots so any opinions he has about the significance of #TuringTest results should be taken with a kilo of salt.
1960s chatbot ELIZA beat OpenAI’s GPT-3.5 in a recent Turing test study - Enlarge / An artist's impression of a human and a robot talking. (credi... - https://arstechnica.com/?p=1986387 #largelanguagemodels #machinelearning #benjaminbergen #cameronjones #alanturing #turingtest #ucsandiego #aiethics #aistudy #chatgpt #chatgtp #gpt-3.5 #biz #openai #eliza #gpt-4 #ai
What OpenAI Really Wants
“Riding with #Altman, I can almost hear the ringing, ambiguous chord that opens “A Hard Day’s Night”—introducing the future. Last November, when #OpenAI let loose its monster hit, #ChatGPT, it triggered a tech explosion not seen since the #Internet burst into our lives. Suddenly the #TuringTest was history, search engines were endangered species, and no college essay could ever be trusted. No job was safe. No scientific problem was immutable.”
But even if *we* aren't three ducks in a raincoat, if LLMs can pretend to be three ducks in a raincoat, that'll be enough to convince most people of their sentience, I believe spuriously.
As a kid, I was hardcore #TuringTest on all this and not even Searle's #ChineseRoom could shake me on that. But then I read this:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Emperor%27s_New_Mind
And it's created very large doubts about *everything* ever since.
Bloody Penrose!
Interest: Pi, an "AI companion," is up and running and ready to chat. I would say we're well beyond the Turing test at this point.
I read about it in the NY Times:
My wife's first question: "Why should I trust you?" 
Update. But failing to pass the #TuringTest doesn't mean that a bot can't fool real people on all sorts of real questions, big and small.
