“Computer passes Turing Test for the first time after convincing users it is human”, read our headline over the weekend. Five different programs were put on trial at the Royal Society on Saturday and ...

Alan Turing's iconic test for computer intelligence involves three players: two human beings and the candidate computer. One of the humans is the examiner or judge, and the other--the 'foil'--serves ...

A "super computer" has duped humans into thinking it was a 13-year-old boy to become the first machine to pass the "iconic" Turing Test, experts have said. Five machines were tested at the Royal ...

In his 1950 paper “Computing Machinery and Intelligence,” Alan Turing proposed what is now known as the Turing test in artificial intelligence. The idea is that if you are unable to discriminate ...

A ''super computer'' has duped humans into thinking it is a 13-year-old boy to become the first machine to pass the ''iconic'' Turing Test, experts have said. Five machines were tested at the Royal ...

A computer program masquerading as Alan Goostman has successfully cracked the Turing Test. In a landmark moment for artificial intelligence, a computer has for the first time passed the Turing Test, ...

Since it was first proposed in 1950, passing the 'Turing test' has been seen as one of the highest goals in AI. But now, researchers claim that ChatGPT has become the first AI to pass this famous test ...

As the latest set of contestants fail the infamous Turing Test, John Pavlus explores what it will take to create a computer that can think like a human. How can you tell if a computer can think? In ...

Sorry, Eugene: Experts have disputed the chatbot’s passing of the Turing test (Picture: YouTube) After a computer programme convinced a third of judges that it was ...

When bots can pass for human in conversation, it will be a milestone in AI, but not necessarily the significant moment that sci-fi would have us believe. Phillip Ball explores the strengths and ...

If your machine is able to pass the Turing test, it means that your device is advanced enough to fool a human judge into thinking they are conversing with another human. The Turing test dates back to ...