test di Turing

Also known as imitation Game

criterio per determinare se una macchina è in grado di esibire un comportamento intelligente

AI overview

The Turing test is a way to evaluate whether a machine can behave in a manner that appears indistinguishable from a human—essentially, whether it can seem as intelligent as a person. It matters because it provides a practical benchmark for measuring machine intelligence and has become a central concept in discussions about artificial intelligence and what it means for a machine to truly "think."

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Vinony's link graph records 376 inbound references to test di Turing, and connects out to chatbot, materialism and A. J. Ayer.

Vinony files it under 1950 in computing, Alan Turing and Computer-related introductions in 1950.

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Wikidata facts

Instance of: computer science and engineering
Subclass of: test
Named after: Alan Turing
Image: Turing test diagram.png

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Commons category: Turing test
facet of: philosophy of mind
discoverer or inventor: Alan Turing
topic's main category: Category:Turing tests
used by: Chinese room

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Il test di Turing è un criterio per determinare se una macchina sia in grado di esibire un comportamento intelligente. Tale criterio è stato suggerito da Alan Turing nell'articolo Computing machinery and intelligence, apparso nel 1950 sulla rivista Mind.

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