Turing test

Similarly, Alan Thring, the father of the digital computer and creator of the Turing Test for checking the intelligence of a machine, put it this way ... 

This is related to the Turing test. A program that converses with a user about a particular topic with such conviction and knowledge that the user is unable to determine whether he is dealing with computer software or another human, has passed the Turing Test. 

If explicit tests for similarity cannot be carried out, rather vague qualitative techniques should be applied (top-right cell in Table 4.8). The Turing test is carried out by experts or managers. It evaluates whether the output of a model can be distinguished from real historical records.If not, this is an indicator that the model represents the reality sufficiently accurately.Similarly, face validity is a discussion process where simulation outputs and/or model components are jointly discussed by the developers, managers, and/or experts. ... 

AI is usually originated to Alan Turing, an English mathematician who gave a lecture on AI in 1947. The famous Turing test from 1950 claims that if the machine could successfully pretend to be human to a knowledgeable observer, then it certainly should be considered intelligent. 

He also created the famous Turing test which is still used to decide whether a computer has artificial intelligence. However, Turing was a homosexual, which was illegal in the United... 

Robertson, D. S. (1999). Algorithmic information theory, free will, and the Turing test. Complexity, 4(3), 25-34. Available from http //cires.colorado.edu/ doug / philosophy /i nfo8. pdf... 

Once the subfactors had been assigned acceptable values, the performance of Failure Predictor was verified with a series of test cases, and the results obtained with the KBS were compared to diagnoses given by human experts. Failure Predictor passed, without difficulty, the Turing test, which states that a KBS is acceptable when its user... 

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