How to Pass the Turing Test by Cheating
How to Pass the Turing Test by Cheating
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如何通过作弊通过图灵测试
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1997
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Jason L. Hutchens
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Jason L. Hutchens
Back in the heyday of computer hardware, some notable people actually believed that sentient computer programs were literally just around the corner. This prompted the great British mathemetician, Alan Turing, to devise a simple test of intelligence. If a computer program could pass the Turing test, then it could be said to be exhibiting intelligence. In 1991, the Cambridge Centre for Behavioural Studies held the first formal instantiation of the Turing Test. In this incarnation the test was known as the Loebner contest, as Dr. Hugh Loebner pledged a $100,000 grand prize for the first computer program to pass the test. I have submitted two computer programs to the 1996 Loebner contest, which is to be held on Friday April 19 in New York city. These computer programs are nothing more than glorious hacks, but in constructing them I have learned a great deal about how language works. In this paper I will describe in detail how my computer programs work, and will make comparisons with similar computer programs such as ELIZA. After this, I will explain why the Loebner contest is doomed to failure.
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