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Which test did Alan Turing propose in 1950 to determine if a machine is intelligent?
Which test did Alan Turing propose in 1950 to determine if a machine is intelligent?
- The Imitation Game
- The Dartmouth Test
- The Chinese Room Test
- The Turing Test (correct)
Who are the three players in the imitation game proposed by Turing?
Who are the three players in the imitation game proposed by Turing?
- Man, Woman, and Interrogator
- Alan, Turing, and Scientist
- A, B, and C (correct)
- X, Y, and Z
What is the object of the imitation game?
What is the object of the imitation game?
- For B to communicate with A and C
- For X and Y to answer written questions
- For C to determine which is the man and which is the woman (correct)
- For A to mislead C
When was the Turing Test proposed?
When was the Turing Test proposed?
What did Turing propose to replace the question 'Can machines think' with?
What did Turing propose to replace the question 'Can machines think' with?
According to the text, what is the Turing Test?
According to the text, what is the Turing Test?
What is Searle's Chinese Room Argument?
What is Searle's Chinese Room Argument?
What is the ConceptARC test?
What is the ConceptARC test?
What do LLMs do less well on?
What do LLMs do less well on?
What is the main focus of the debate on AI?
What is the main focus of the debate on AI?
According to Turing, what is the main flaw in the theological objection to machines thinking?
According to Turing, what is the main flaw in the theological objection to machines thinking?
According to Turing, what is his response to the heads in the sand objection?
According to Turing, what is his response to the heads in the sand objection?
What is the argument from consciousness in the context of machines thinking?
What is the argument from consciousness in the context of machines thinking?
How does Turing dismiss the argument from consciousness?
How does Turing dismiss the argument from consciousness?
What is Lady Lovelace's objection to machines thinking?
What is Lady Lovelace's objection to machines thinking?
According to the text, what did Turing suggest replacing A with in the imitation game?
According to the text, what did Turing suggest replacing A with in the imitation game?
What did Turing predict about the ability of computers to play the imitation game in 50 years' time?
What did Turing predict about the ability of computers to play the imitation game in 50 years' time?
What was the reaction from the AI community when the chatbot 'Eugene Goostman' was claimed to have passed the Turing test?
What was the reaction from the AI community when the chatbot 'Eugene Goostman' was claimed to have passed the Turing test?
What was the main purpose of the Loebner competition?
What was the main purpose of the Loebner competition?
According to Daniel Dennett, what was Turing's intention with the Turing test?
According to Daniel Dennett, what was Turing's intention with the Turing test?
According to Searle's Chinese Room Argument, a computer passing the Turing Test cannot be said to be thinking/understanding because
According to Searle's Chinese Room Argument, a computer passing the Turing Test cannot be said to be thinking/understanding because
According to Searle, the question of whether computers can think is
According to Searle, the question of whether computers can think is
Copeland's rebuttal to Searle's argument suggests that
Copeland's rebuttal to Searle's argument suggests that
According to Searle, no amount of syntactic manipulation can lead to
According to Searle, no amount of syntactic manipulation can lead to
Searle's Chinese Room Argument challenges the hypothesis of
Searle's Chinese Room Argument challenges the hypothesis of
According to Copeland, which objection to the Turing Test argues that the test is too strong because animals such as chimpanzees, dolphins, dogs, and pre-linguistic humans cannot pass it?
According to Copeland, which objection to the Turing Test argues that the test is too strong because animals such as chimpanzees, dolphins, dogs, and pre-linguistic humans cannot pass it?
Which objection to the Turing Test argues that the test is too weak because it only focuses on a computer's ability to use words and does not test its ability to relate words to things in the world?
Which objection to the Turing Test argues that the test is too weak because it only focuses on a computer's ability to use words and does not test its ability to relate words to things in the world?
According to the simulation objection, what is the difference between Simulation1 and Simulation2?
According to the simulation objection, what is the difference between Simulation1 and Simulation2?
According to Copeland, what is the black box objection to the Turing Test?
According to Copeland, what is the black box objection to the Turing Test?
According to Copeland, what modification does he suggest for the Turing Test to address the black box objection?
According to Copeland, what modification does he suggest for the Turing Test to address the black box objection?
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