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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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图灵测试（英語：Turing test）是英國電腦科學家图灵於1950年提出的思想實驗，目的是测试机器能否表现出與人一樣的智能水準。测试時測試者透過電腦鍵盤輸入文本並透過屏幕輸出文本。
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