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Subject: Turing Test Re-visited
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Date: Tue, 1-Nov-83 10:15:54 EST
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From:  AXLER.Upenn-1100@Rand-Relay (David M. Axler - MSCF Applications

     I see that the Turing Test has (not unexpectedly) crept back into the
discussions of intelligence (1:85).  I've wondered a bit as to whether the
TT shouldn't be extended a bit; to wit, the challenge it poses should not only
include the ability to "pass" the test, but also the ability to act as a judge
for the test.  Examining the latter should give us all sorts of clues as to
what preconceived notions we're imposing when we try to develop a machine or
program that satisfies only Turing's original problem

Dave Axler