> the Turing test, in the "standard" interpretation (rather than Turing's original formulation)
Goalposts: moved!
This is exactly my point.
Goalposts: moved!
This is exactly my point.
No, the original formulation is just a little unclear and some interpret it as an even more elaborate test, involving yet another stage. Most versions of the test include at least three participants [1]. Many people forget the details and remember just that it's about recognising a machine through text communication.