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Has anyone attempted the Turing test? : r/ChatGPT - Reddit
2022年12月24日 · ChatGPT fails Turing’s test, but only because it admits it’s an AI! That is, only because its answers are either too good, too fast, or too truthful. It does go on to say that it seems to fare better in the Turing test if the judge doesn't know they are the judge (e.g. if you receive an e-mail and you don't know that ChatGPT was used to ...
AI has passed the Turing Test : r/ChatGPT - Reddit
2024年2月8日 · Turing test passed - a few years back I jokingly said that an AI has become truly human once it refuses a command with lame excuses or lack of interest. Well, two days ago I asked Bing to draw an image for me - it's done that almost 700 times for me now - and the response was "I'm sorry, I'm not a graphic artist, I'm a Chatbot.
GPT-4 passes the Turing Test. : r/ChatGPT - Reddit
2024年6月18日 · Proposed by Alan Turing in 1950, a time when models like GPT were unimaginable, this test has long been the benchmark for assessing whether machines could be “intelligent.” The basic concept is simple: the machine passes the test if a human interlocutor cannot distinguish between a person and the machine during a conversation.
It's official: the Turing Test has been passed. The challenge now …
2023年7月28日 · The Turing test is however kind of a sliding scale. You have the kids gloves setups where it's some agent speaking with members of the public in brief conversation, usually put together for PR purposes, and then you have setups where they're trying to convince machine learning researchers unaffiliated with the project in conversations with ...
ELI5: What is the Turing Test? : r/explainlikeimfive - Reddit
The Turing Test just shows how good a computer is at faking intelligence. That doesn't make it actually intelligent. Perhaps the summit of what a "real" AI would be capable of, is self awareness. A computer could pass the Turing test, but still be miles away from self awareness.
"Turing Tested" title guide : r/leagueoflegends - Reddit
"Turing Tested" title guide Hello, as some of you may know, with patch 14.6 Riot has shipped new bot AI along with new title, "Turing Tested". After playing ~100 games (I know, I need professional help) and earning this title, here are my tips how to earn this title more efficiently.
The Turing Test is impractical : r/ArtificialInteligence - Reddit
The Turing test is inherently subjective as the tester uses circumstantial evidence to suggest general intelligence. This means one tester might be satisfied by the responses from their questions but another tester might not be satisfied due to asking different questions or receiving different subjective sentiment.
ELI5: How does the Turing test work, and why is it still ... - Reddit
The Turing test is not a real test so it doesn't really "work" in any way. It's based on a weird game that bored British people used to play, called "the imitation game" (hence the name of the movie), where people would pretend to be of the opposite sex.
Breaking: GPT4 Finally Passes the Turing Test : r/ChatGPT - Reddit
"Works on my machine" said ChatGPT running earlier versions of libraries. A pet peeve of mine is that language developers marginally improve a library, and then change the name or demarcate elements of the library so developers know that their code isn't executing in exactly the same way.