Super-computer passes Turing Test

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A Super-computer acting as a 13 Ukrainian buy has successfully been verified to have passed the Turing test by Royal Society in London.

 

 

 

Eugene Goostman, a computer programme made by a team based in Russia, succeeded in a test conducted at the Royal Society in London. It convinced 33 per cent of the judges that it was human, said academics at the University of Reading, which organised the test.

 

It is thought to be the first computer to pass the iconic test. Though other programmes have claimed successes, those included set topics or questions in advance.

 

 

The computer programme claims to be a 13-year-old boy from Odessa in Ukraine.

 

"Our main idea was that he can claim that he knows anything, but his age also makes it perfectly reasonable that he doesn't know everything," said Vladimir Veselov, one of the creators of the programme. "We spent a lot of time developing a character with a believable personality."

 

The programme's success is likely to prompt some concerns about the future of computing, said Kevin Warwick, a visiting professor at the University of Reading and deputy vice-chancellor for research at Coventry University

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Should we be worried?

 

 

 

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A Super-computer acting as a 13 Ukrainian buy has successfully been verified to have passed the Turing test by Royal Society in London.

 

 

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Should we be worried?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A.I._Artificial_Intelligence

 

A.I?

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 Thanks My bad didn't look hard enough

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I thought it was just a scripted programming rather than an AI learning to lie?