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Already in the fifties people began to wonder whether computers would ever be as people. Equally clever The British computer scientist Alan Turing proposed a simple test to determine when that would be.
Alan Turing, the inventor of the test. Put a subject in a blinded room with a monitor and keyboard. Let him interact with people and a computer. Using those resources If the subject cleverbot computer can pick out the man is still smarter than the computer.
Until now, it has always been the case. Some computers could keep people fooled for a while, but eventually cleverbot it was always clear that it was difficult tests artificial intelligence.
Last week was the technical cleverbot festival in Guwahati (India) called Cleverbot tested a program. Festival-goers were a Turing test which do Cleverbot participated. Nearly 60 percent believed to be dealing with a human being. According to some, it is thus for the first time a computer at least as smart as a human being. In 63 percent of the subjects thought they had to do with a computer, while they were really cleverbot chatting with a man.
Is the Turing test now passed? You could argue that before a score of 100 percent to catch. What is certain is that we are moving to computers that you can hardly distinguish from people.
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Already in the fifties people began to wonder whether computers would ever be as people. Equally clever The British computer scientist Alan Turing proposed a simple test to determine when that would be.
Alan Turing, the inventor of the test. Put a subject in a blinded room with a monitor and keyboard. Let him interact with people and a computer. Using those resources If the subject cleverbot computer can pick out the man is still smarter than the computer.
Until now, it has always been the case. Some computers could keep people fooled for a while, but eventually cleverbot it was always clear that it was difficult tests artificial intelligence.
Last week was the technical cleverbot festival in Guwahati (India) called Cleverbot tested a program. Festival-goers were a Turing test which do Cleverbot participated. Nearly 60 percent believed to be dealing with a human being. According to some, it is thus for the first time a computer at least as smart as a human being. In 63 percent of the subjects thought they had to do with a computer, while they were really cleverbot chatting with a man.
Is the Turing test now passed? You could argue that before a score of 100 percent to catch. What is certain is that we are moving to computers that you can hardly distinguish from people.
Tag cloud earthquake alcohol archeology car biology China Computer DNA dead eating evolution Facebook memory money happiness healthcare healthy genes brains brains cleverbot intelligence cleverbot internet Japan cancer children Climate climate lunar gender Mars Music Nasa Space Research pain psychology robot sex flying airplane food football volcano water Science
Recent Articles Vodafone involved in terrorism? Dogs defecate with compass Mars One chooses first candidates Communists: Stop smoking! Find abuse through eye China really on the moon glowing pigs Chinese make Americans lose faith in evolution Bit alcohol good for you Insect on the menu
Photo gallery cleverbot Mars One chooses first candidates China really on the moon Where is our space junk? New Moon Saturn? The coldest place on earth storm of storms on Saturn on 5 planets found water Comet collapsed on the sun Nasa wants to plant on the moon Space Fireworks with eye to see Black hole swallows it all on Is this the oldest living thing on earth? Peculiar asteroid in the sky 'Meteor power of 30 atomic bombs "Universe is full of habitable planets Japan fires space cannon China to the moon, to Mars India's raining diamonds Cloud My air on Kepler 7b
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