Gibt es eine KI, die Turings Test bestanden hat?
The Turing Test was a mental experiment [1] thought by the philosopher and mathematician Alan Turing in 1950, before modern computers existed, wondering how we could distinguish if a computer is capable of conscious thinking. As such, there is no formal definition of when the test is passed, but several alternative versions with different interpretations,[2] and some thinkers consider that the test has become obsolete for the purpose with which it was intended..[3] Instead of proposing that the machine should pass an intellectual test, Turing was based on the intuition of involving the program in a society game. The program would need an ability for the emotions and the empathy sufficient to be able to compete successfully, demonstrating it to possess human nature thinking. The most widespread updated interpretation of the test poses an imitation game, in which a human evaluator chat with several players through text terminals, and should try to guess which of the players is an artificial intelligence. Players should actively try to convince the evaluator that they are human. The evaluators should be aware that a game is being played (it is not enough to 'nenegne' to a human who does not know that there is a human program, and should try to guess which of the game is an artificial intelligence, and the computer trying to be made to beDepartment of Computer Science - The Flinders University of South Australia [4] https://es.wikipededia.org/wiki/Award_Loebner [5] https https://web.archive.org/web/201501501040406565625/http://www.elbot.com/wiki/Award_Loebner [5] https https://web.archive.org/web/web/20/2015015010404065625/http://www.elbot.com/chatterbot-elbot-elbot/ [6] https https://www.thetimes.cocococococotimes.cococoweb/2015015015010406565655/http://www.elbot.com/chatterbot-elbot/ [6] https https://www.thetimes.cocococococotimes.cocotimes.cowww.thetimes.cotimes.cotimes.cotimes.cotime.cowwwwww.thethebot.com/wwwwww.elbot.com/www.chat.com/www.chat.com/chat