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I mean that example is literally passing turing to me. It talks exactly like a human, what do you want it to do?

Turing test does not mean perfectly human it just means you can talk to one without knowing that has been passed for a long time now.

I have not been able to tell for a long time now especially if I directly give it human like writing instructions for outbound content.

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I don't mean that this example is somehow robotic, only that it's absurd for the Turing Test to be four lines long and with no adversarial attempts. For all you know, this model could have forgotten the entire conversation after each reply.

Conversations with strangers can be hard to get going, but they aren't this bad.

The difference is it could be 4 lines on essantially any topic a human knows. It's turing test passing an inch deep and a million miles wide and it's getting deeper all the time.

>It talks exactly like a human, what do you want it to do?

Eliza can sometimes pass the Turing test!

Tell me more

Read the linked [0] paper! The detection rate for ELIZA was far below 100%.

“Tell me more” was a stock ELIZA prompt, making this an interesting meta-Turing test exchange.

…I think the comment you're replying to was intended as satire: demonstrating how ELIZA might respond.

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