I think the turing test suffers a bit from the "when a measurement becomes a target, it ceases to be a good measurement."

An AI that happened to be able to pass the turing test would be pretty notable because it probably implies much more capabilities behind the scenes. The problem with, for example, LLMs, they're essentially optimized turing test takers. That's about all they can do.

Plus, I don't think any LLM will pass the turing test in the long term. Once something organically comes up that they aren't good at, it'll be fairly obvious they aren't human and the limits of context will also become apparent eventually.