Testing intelligence

Testing intelligence

Multiple Choice

Around the middle of the last century, scientists thought that in the future computers and people might be equally clever.

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Multiple Choice

According to the Turing test, a computer that could think would be able to have a chatroom conversation for a minimum of five minutes

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Multiple Choice

Chatbots that enter the Loebner competition need to appear human to about a third of the judges.

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Multiple Choice

The main criticism of the Turing test as that Turing focused on the wrong type of intelligence.

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Multiple Choice

The writer of the text is more impressed with search engines than chatbots.

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Multiple Choice

In a Turing test judges have a conversation with robots.

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• T

Multiple Choice

Mitsuku could persuade judges that he is a human.

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Multiple Choice

In order to win, a chatbot must convince at least 30% of the judges that it is a human.

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Multiple Choice

The Turing test was designed to measure

• human intelligence

• artifical intelligence

• computer intelligence

• validity of different programmes

Multiple Choice

The test was called after a person who broke the Enigma code

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Multiple Choice

Gudges have a live conversation for 5 minutes before deciding who they were talking with.

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