How I Failed the Turing Test
chrisjrn writes "I stubled across this article today, detailing a man's experiences of being added to AIM Screen Name lists - one full of "celebrities" and the other full of "Sex Bots" (he was, of course, neither of these).
Raises a few questions as to how easy it is to get a hold of your screenname, and also of the effectiveness of the Turing Test for AI, in the online world. Or is it just that people aren't bothered trying to tell the humans apart anymore?" Also, it's funny. Don't try to read anything deep into it.
It's that the dialog of a typical IM user can't be distinguished from a brain-dead conversation bot...
The NSA: The only part of the US government that actually listens.
What?
Well, this article shows that at last we came to the point where a bot is comparable to a human being at a chat room. In fact, we didn't get to this point with better AI, but with worse RI (real intelligence, if the term applies to this case).
Ladies and Gentleman: a completely insensitive and unintelligen bot can be more interesting to chat with than a human! Well, at least they write correctly (N07 L@M3 @SS).
By some day, I think I meant around 1999 or so.
"Learning is not compulsory... neither is survival."
--Dr.W.Edwards Deming
Forget genetic discrimination in the future, I can't even farking sign up for slashdot anymore. Soon I won't be able to get my welfare check because of these stupid turing tests!
My favourite snippet has to be:
jmstriegel: no, really. I'm quite human.jmstriegel: test me if you want
shymuffin32: ok
shymuffin32: why do you like music?
jmstriegel: hmm. i've never really considered that.
jmstriegel: hell, i'm not going to be able to contrive a good answer for that one. ask me something else.
shymuffin32: jeesus, you're worse than eliza
It's not him that's stupid (as claimed elsewhere), it's these shymuffin32 morons.
Those who can make you believe absurdities can make you commit atrocities. - Voltaire
I mean, have you seen the typical chat room conversation?
:) !
user1: ~~OMG~~
bot1: Want to see my sexy pics?
bot2: Want to see my sexy pics?
bot3: Want to see my sexy pics?
user2: WUT!?
bot1: Want to see my sexy pics?
bot2: Want to see my sexy pics?
user3: LoL
bot1: Want to see my sexy pics?
bot2: Want to see my sexy pics?
bot3: Want to see my sexy pics?
user1: You LOL
bot1: Want to see my sexy pics?
bot2: Want to see my sexy pics?
bot3: Want to see my sexy pics?
user3: STFU LOL!
user2: OMG hAhA!
bot1: Want to see my sexy pics?
bot2: Want to see my sexy pics?
bot3: Want to see my sexy pics?
user1: JK
bot1: Want to see my sexy pics?
I stubled across this article today
You should try the Mach 3. It's tri-blade system gives you an extra smooth shave so you too can avoid stublingacross articles.
I mod down so you can mod up. Your welcome.
A couple of years ago Joseph Weizenbaum (Author of Eliza) held a guest lecture at IMV (Information & Media Science). I was thrilled and during a break I went up and asked him for a autograph. He gave me a sad look as he wrote down his autograph and email.
It struck me how materialistically obsessed that enquiry seemed - and I regretted asking.
I guess he had never forseen that his critic of the "strong AI" movement would one day be used for IM based pron-ads.
- Mad, ingenous - they've both left you puzzled -
I'll believe in AI when a robot can tie shoelaces.
The most convincing AIs I've seen are the bots in FPS games. And they're already programmed to hunt down and kill humans...
"I've got more toys than Teruhisa Kitahara."
You know, "Do, a Deer, a Female Deer" (from The Sound Of Music). ;)
But many of them... a number of Does.
I guess that would be funny then
Slashdot social media options: AIM, ICQ, Yahoo, Jabber and Mobile Text. Why no MySpace?
I'll believe in real AI when the robot tying your shoelaces ties them together to trip you :)
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There is a famous real world one that you can play. If you introduce two people to each other, tell each one that the other is mostly deaf, and that they have to SPEAK LOUDLY.
At the end, they'll shout at each other. At this point you can leave. Very funny.
It's that the dialog of a typical IM user can't be distinguished from a brain-dead conversation bot...
:D
Me, too!
Quite possibly, I had never heard of Eliza until I read TFA.
And how does that make you feel?
THE WORLD IS GOING TO END!!!! eventually.