[clapas]

This man was literally inventing modern computing and cryptography. Those papers must be very valuable for collectionists. This reminds me that I got to know recently about the famous Turing test being passed. Amazing. What a vision.

[IshKebab]

The Turing test hasn't been passed yet. Don't let those chatbot publicity stunts fool you.

[jackweirdy]

Not to mention it’s not really a “test” so much as a thought experiment. It’s far too loosely designed to be a real test.

[throwawayaway]

it's a test, but few consider it from the opposite angle, the robot passes, the human fails.

[lotsofmangos]

also, as I understand it, the original game is a computer convincing an observer that it is a woman as well as a man can, or a man as well as a woman can

in that version the human and the computer are then involved in a more similar task, which to me makes it far more experimentally interesting than most of the modern attempts on the idea