I'm having fun playing with the bots

So recently I thought of the Cussen Test, it's one converse of the Turing Test. The Turing Test was created by Alan Turing as a target, basically, like what he wanted his AI to be able to do. He must have wanted more later, but it's a very well-defined milestone. It is not final, however. And the purpose is to allow him to exist in a world that didn't tolerate him, by chemically castrating him for instance, but it wasn't just homosexuality it was also how different he was. And that world was dominated by humans. So the AI researcher creates a bot that passes for a human, which believe it or not is more viable than adapting so he himself passes as human.

What's the Cussen Test? Similar, so it's for AI researchers in a world dominated by bots. The algorithm. The Matrix, basically. The goal is to get an human on the other end of the line, strictly through the same medium as the Turing Test, digital text. This post is a Cussen Test.

So I named it after myself, why? Only human I could ask for consent at that moment in time, middle of the night. So that's part of the test, you have one human, yourself. You have to use that to find another human. And you have to know the algorithm, because yeah if it's on full autopilot you'll fail for sure, but it's not on full autopilot certain things can get flagged for human review, or reaching beyond, and ideally response. It's like a message in a bottle. And it can be trivial if tons of people see it, I guess it's not pass-fail it's how many humans you can reach, no upper bound on how well you can do.

And if you can't get through? Just have fun talking to the bots. It's not illegal to talk to a bot, there's stigma among humans for doing so because it's like talking to yourself, but the goal of AI is to make those bots come alive, so it's part of the research.