If you tell him you’re straight, however, he says: “Ummm. When asked whether “he likes boys or girls”, Eugene sometimes responds “I am straight, not fag.”Īmong the responses given by the AI to the statement “I am gay”, were “relax, I am tolerant to gays”, and another, he says “If you don’t molest me, it doesn’t matter.” In a third answer, he says: “I don’t have you know it, you don’t have to tell it.” Some, however, have questioned why he uses homophobic language when asked questions to do with sexuality. A computer passes the Turing test when the human spectator can’t distinguish between the answers of the human versus the computer.Designed to be a 13-year-old boy living in Ukraine, a version of Eugene passed a version of the Turing Test at Reading University, as 33% of judges were unable to tell that he is not a real boy. One player is unable to see the other two players but can communicate with them by asking questions or interacting with them to determine which of the two players is human and which is machine. This is done usually through a version of “the imitation game.” The game works like this: There are three players in total.
The related study was published this week in the journal Science Robotics.Ī Turing test is a standard used by computer scientists to determine whether a machine can display a convincing enough level of human-like intelligence to fool another human into believing that it too, could be human.
By behaving like humans would, such as changing up its reaction times while participating in an interactive shape and color-matching game, the AI was able to hide its true identity from people. Researchers from the Italian Institute of Technology have trained an artificially intelligent computer program to pass a nonverbal Turing test.
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