The inverted Turing test: How a mindless program could pass it

Psycoloquy 7 (39) (1996)
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Abstract

This commentary attempts to show that the inverted Turing Test could be simulated by a standard Turing test and, most importantly, claims that a very simple program with no intelligence whatsoever could be written that would pass the inverted Turing test. For this reason, the inverted Turing test in its present form must be rejected

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