[jrflo]

I think this is a good example of the moving goalposts. The Turing test is not "AI is indistinguishable from human writing 100% of the time", it's whether it is possible at all for a system can be designed where a person can be fooled into thinking they're talking to a human when they're actually talking to a computer in a turn-based text exchange. It is a "there exits..." problem rather than a "for all..." problem.

[suddenlybananas]

If it's a there exists problem, then it was solved by ELIZA in the 60s.

[AnotherGoodName]

I think your post is a very good example of goal post moving.

We currently have debates around whether content online is human or ai generated and instead of acknowledging the milesetone we have a post essentially claiming "the turing test was passed long ago, it's worthless".

[suddenlybananas]

How am I moving the goal post by pointing out that, by their definition, the goal "was scored" in the 1960s.

[sambapa]

That's not a Turing test

[jrflo]

It is the original Turing test: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turing_test#Versions

[sambapa]

That's what I am talking about...?