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From: yonadav@VIRGO.MATH.TAU.AC.IL (Perry Yonadav)
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Subject: Re: If it does not pass TT it is not intelligent????
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Date: 24 Jun 91 21:32:47 GMT
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In article <1991Jun19.111622.5491@tygra.Michigan.COM> dave@tygra.Michigan.COM (David Conrad) writes:
>The Turing Test does not test for intelligence.  At a literal level it tests
>for a specific ability, the ability to mimic human answers to questions,
>which we may hope requires at least some kind of 'intelligence'.
>

But wouldn't it be logical to define 'intelligence' as human-like behavior?

	Ron.