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by Don_Patrick
2158 days ago
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Turing only proposed his game as a hypothetical argument, so he barely specified any rules on how to actually perform such a test in practice. He referred to the judging party either as "the man" or "the average interrogator", he never specified a number. Official Turing test events have had anywhere between four to hundreds of people judging. |
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