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Alan Turing - Computing Machinery and Intelligence
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Computer Science Off Course by Felienne Hermans & Hanna Schraffenberger
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Has this text been written by an AI or by us, Felienne and Hanna? It's the latter! Why does this matter? This week, we discuss what it means when you can no longer tell human and machine output apart. For the first time, we discuss a paper we are not exactly ecstatic about. Namely, Alan Turing's 1950 paper, "Computing Machinery and Intelligence," which introduced the famous Turing Test. Felienne has studied the paper in detail and points out so many problematic things about it. Hanna has finally done the assigned homework, but then goes off course again by turning it into a story about sex, robots, and weird party games.
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Computer ScienceEducationUniversityInterdisciplinaryArticlesAlan TuringTuring testimitation gamemachine thinkingAI
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