AI & ML
AIs fail to reliably detect AIs in reverse Turing tests
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The famous "Turing test" of computer science comes from a 1950 paper written by the British computer scientist (and war hero) Alan Turing. There are many variants, but perhaps the most common involves a human asking questions of "someone" behind a screen. The test is: Can the human consistently determine if the answerer is a human or a machine?
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