> We have to carefully define the Turing test now when talking about it, because this system would obviously pass many versions of it with many people.
I would guess many children, who we would define as 'passing the Turing test' wouldn't explain the joke nearly as well, or fully understand all the concepts.
I'd like to try this game, but OpenAI insists on having both my email address and my mobile number. Sorry guys, that won't wash, all I want is to have a lark. I'm not dropping my pants for that privilege.
As far as Turing tests are concerned: I notice that ChatGPT didn't "get" any of the jokes. If I don't get a joke, it's "Huh?" or "I don't get it". So you can tell ChatGPT from a human by asking it to explain a joke that simply isn't funny.
I've been thinking of GPT as an incredibly well-read 8-year-old. Smart, but sometimes wildly silly and not yet developed in a sound understanding of the world (but getting there!)