Turing Test Quiz

What is the Turing Test?

• A test to measure the screen resolution of computers

• A test to measure the storage capacity of computers

• A test to measure the speed of computers

• A test to measure the intelligence of computers

What was the goal of Alan Turing with the Turing Test?

• To prove that computers can be as intelligent as humans

• To prove that computers can never understand human language

• To prove that computers can never be intelligent

• To prove that computers can think faster than humans

What was the result of ELIZA in the Turing Test?

• It could deceive many people by imitating a psychologist

• It could not deceive people as it was programmed too simply

• It could not deceive people as it was programmed too complicated

• It could deceive people by imitating a paranoid schizophrenic

What was the result of PARRY in the Turing Test?

• It could deceive many people by imitating a paranoid schizophrenic

• It could not deceive people as it was programmed too simply

• It could deceive people by imitating a psychologist

• It could not deceive people as it was programmed too complicated

What was the result of Catherine in the Turing Test?

• It could engage in intelligent conversations, but only about Angela Merkel

• It could not engage in intelligent conversations because it was programmed too complicated

• It could not engage in intelligent conversations because it was programmed too simple

• It could engage in intelligent conversations, but only about Bill Clinton

What was the result of Eugene Goostman in the Turing Test?

• It could not conduct intelligent conversations as it was programmed too complicated

• It could conduct intelligent conversations, but only about American politics

• It could not conduct intelligent conversations as it was programmed too simple

• It was portrayed as a 13-year-old Ukrainian boy and was able to deceive the judges through language and cultural difficulties

What was the weakness of the Turing Test highlighted by the chatbots?

• People tend to underestimate computers

• People tend to attribute intelligence to things that are actually intelligent

• People tend to attribute intelligence to things that are not really intelligent

• People tend to overestimate computers

Why do computers have difficulty understanding human language?

• Human language is an incredibly complex phenomenon that cannot simply be simulated by memory and processing power

• Human language is easy to understand and computers have no trouble with it

• Human language is not so complex and can be easily simulated by memory and processing power

• Human language is not so complex, but computers have trouble with it because they do not have enough memory