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> may pass the Turing Test Why do you say 'may'? Just curious. Surely you've got something
by towledev 3mo ago
> may pass the Turing Test
Why do you say 'may'? Just curious. Surely you've got something
- pornel 3mo agoBecause as with every AI, when it passed, the goalposts have been moved. Naysayers say it doesn't count, because winning once isn't enough, it needs to win 50%+ of the time, or winning against an uneducated human who can't ask right questions doesn't count etc.