Photo: Courtesy of Princeton AI. Over the weekend, a computer made history. In the roughly 65 years since its invention, no computer has been able to pass the Turing Test -- a test that is supposed to determine whether a computer can successfully trick a person into thinking that it's a fellow human being. This iteration of the test involved a group of interrogators who spoke with the computer via text for five minutes. They then judged whether or not they were speaking to a computer. On Saturda...
Photo: Courtesy of Princeton AI. Over the weekend, a computer made history. In the roughly 65 years since its invention, no computer has been able to pass the Turing Test -- a test that is supposed to determine whether a computer can successfully trick a person into thinking that it's a fellow human being. This iteration of the test involved a group of interrogators who spoke with the computer via text for five minutes. They then judged whether or not they were speaking to a computer. On Saturda...
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