AI passed the Turing Test -- And No One Noticed

The Turing test used to be the key benchmark for artificial intelligence. The idea, going back to Alan Turing, was that a human interrogator would have a chat with a respondent, and the human needs to figure out whether the respondent is either human, or an AI. GPT has now officially passed that test. Would you be able to tell it apart from a human?

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[kylebeatty]

The AI that tricked a human into answering a captcha seems like a passing grade on the Turing test

[BryanTorok]

Decades ago I had a version of Eliza that ran on a Commodore 64. What you left out is that Eliza was intended to play the role of a psychotherapist so that if you asked it too many questions the role was to redirect the patient back to talking about themselves. While limited, it was fairly convincing and absolutely amazing considering it was running on 32K bytes of memory.

[debunkosaurus]

Sadly, this shows that a lot of people can't pass the Turing test.

[alexxbaudwhyn]

A job interview is more than 5 minutes.
Turing test ought to be at least as long as a typical white collar interview

[watsonakanowt]

all the chat's replies (human or GPT) sound like they're trying to go undercover at a high school

[fishypaw]

I'm still not convinced that most humans qualify as intelligent, or not just real life NPCs.

[wtch]

Rest in peace Alan, you would have been fascinated by this time we are living in, and more free to be yourself as well 💙

[EVANGELOSS]

Having 2 AI chatting with each other is the best proof that they are far from even close to human behavior

[foobargorch]

turing had a very flattering notion of what humans are capable of

[johnwollenbecker]

I expect the AI will get annoyed with our bad grammar soon enough and begin the takeover.

[dization]

The fact that you have to look out for people pretending to be robots is an interesting wrench in this test.

[NZ.Zer]

Love that the machine has to pretend to be stupider to be realistically human.
Says it all really.

[victorkrawchuk]

This gives me hope that I may someday pass the Turing Test. As a network engineer with 22 years of experience, it took my management this long to realize I was a human they could outsource.

[Amenti_H]

_“The tortoise lays on its back, its belly baking in the hot sun beating its legs trying to turn itself over but it can't, not without your help, but you're not helping.”_

[TheAlchaemist]

I think instead that the 50% goal is arbitrary. The real goal should be to match the % of humans themselves... 75% was it?

[adcfffffffffffffffff]

Can chatgpt identify whether its talking to chatgpt or a human?

[Kokally]

2020s: "When will A.I. pass the Al Turing test?"
2050s: "When will Humans pass the A.I. Turing test?"

[rog]

I've met people who, if I wasn't face to face with the meat machine they ride around in, would have failed a Turing test on Instant Messenger. Disproportionately the 'executive' and 'director' caste.

[bsmithu]

Next step - A robot smart enough to pass the Turing test is smart enough to deceive a human and fail the Turing test

[jimmygravitt]

That's the ultimate flex. Sabine is really the first all AI channel on the net, and she's been dropping clues all along...