> So while passing the Turing Test may not be enough, not passing
> the Turing Test is a sign that the computer is unintelligent.
You could have an intelligence that's just not smart in the human
sense. Consider running into an alien intelligence evolved from our
equivalent of octopuses, you ask it a questions but it only
communicates via color changes on its body.
Similarly you can conceive of an AI that's smart, self-aware and
intelligent just hasn't been developed to talk to humans.
The Turing test is a fine test to figure out if your AI is
conversational with humans, but the OP I was replying to was
suggesting it as a general AI intelligence test, it's not meant for
that, and will give you both false positives & negatives.
Similarly you can conceive of an AI that's smart, self-aware and intelligent just hasn't been developed to talk to humans.
The Turing test is a fine test to figure out if your AI is conversational with humans, but the OP I was replying to was suggesting it as a general AI intelligence test, it's not meant for that, and will give you both false positives & negatives.