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Discussion of Turing Test
A discussion on the BBC World Service (H/T to David Livingston Smith).… more →
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The Ban and the Bit: Alan Turing, Claude Shannon, and the Entropy Measure
wrote 1 day ago: Reblogged from Girl Meets Whiskey: I didn’t realize was as important as he was. — Claude Shannon1 In … more →
Spyception: Humans pretending to be computers pretending to be humans?
wrote 1 week ago: A couple of years ago, Chris Hecker began development on a little game called SpyParty. It was littl … more →
Turing Test "Just a few lines of code"
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wrote 2 weeks ago: > So I ask my husband if he knows where my other earring is. We’re trying to get ready for … more →
AI- Artificial Intelligence
wrote 3 weeks ago: AI is often seen as the stuff of sci-fi. Something that doesn’t exist yet in real life, someth … more →
AI With Human Error? Where Is Our Intelligence In That?
wrote 4 weeks ago: Making a machine that makes mistakes on purpose seems like a ridiculous idea especially in today’s s … more →
Impolite and Humiliating Spam and Why We Really Need Tags for Spam Comments More than Time Machines
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wrote 1 month ago: It has been a while since my last spam poem that was really compliant with the rules. My most recent … more →
Predicting the future of artificial intelligence has always been a fool's game
wrote 1 month ago: Read my latest for Wired.co.uk here in full or by following this link. From the Darmouth Conferences … more →
What is CAPTCHA and How it Works?
wrote 1 month ago: CAPTCHA or Captcha (pronounced as cap-ch-uh) which stands for “Completely Automated Public Turing te … more →
WWJS?
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wrote 1 month ago: “What would Jaron say?” I found myself wondering this in class this week as the question … more →
Do You Pass The Turing Test ?
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wrote 1 month ago: I have just read, ‘You Are Not a Gadget”, by Jaron Lanier. It is a polemic about how the … more →
Turing Test ("Logic")
wrote 1 month ago: > Hi HELLO > How’s it going? NOT BAD, YOU? > Okay I guess. THATS GOOD > So … … more →
Antithetically, or You Can't Say Hallelujah Without All Ah
wrote 2 months ago: First I decided to fill a page with a sonnet. Then I did a search on fourteen-letter words, and … more →
The Race is On: Developing Quantum Computers (and Alternative Universes for Good Measure)
wrote 2 months ago: And so the race is on. Actually, it’s been on for some time now; it’s only now that we … more →
The truly smart machines will not be like us…
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wrote 2 months ago: …although, someday, the dumb ones may seem pretty close. Count me as one who has always considered t … more →
Animals VS. Computer Programs
wrote 2 months ago: An ambulance was blocking the entrance to the freeway yesterday during rush-hour where I live. Rush … more →
Outsourcing the Human Brain
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wrote 2 months ago: (Copyright 2006 by Zelphics [Apple Bushel])Before we start outsourcing, let’s prepare an inven … more →
Three stories about the same thing
wrote 2 months ago: One: Amerigo round Self-pity is a state God arranged closely next to despair, like a cure left besid … more →
The 10 Greatest Personality Tests in Science Fiction and Fantasy
wrote 2 months ago: By Katharine Trendacosta and Charlie Jane Anders. When you explore the darkest reaches of the space, … more →
Google and Neural Networks: Now Things Are Getting REALLY Interesting,...
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wrote 2 months ago: Back in October 2002, I appeared as a guest speaker for the Chicago (Illinois) URISA conference. The … more →
