In 1950, Alan Turing proposed the Turing test, which provides a definition of intelligence in a machine. The test simply compares the intelligent behavior of a human being with that of a computer. An interrogator asks a set of questions that are forwarded to both a computer and a human being. The interrogator receives two sets of responses, but does not know which set comes from the human and which set from the computer. After careful examination of the two sets, if the interrogator cannot definitely tell which set has come from the computer and which from the human, the computer has passed the Turing test for intelligent behavior.
In 1950, Alan Turing proposed the Turing test, which provides a definition of intelligence in a machine. The test simply compares the intelligent behavior of a human being with that of a computer. An interrogator asks a set of questions that are forwarded to both a computer and a human being. The interrogator receives two sets of responses, but does not know which set comes from the human and which set from the computer. After careful examination of the two sets, if the interrogator cannot definitely tell which set has come from the computer and which from the human, the computer has passed the Turing test for intelligent behavior.
ReplyDelete