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ChatGPT passed the Turing Test. Now what?

1 Brajeshwar 1 9/16/2025, 4:08:28 PM popsci.com ↗

Comments (1)

NitpickLawyer · 2m ago

Now the turing test isn't a good test. So the goalposts keep on moving. "AI is anything that hasn't been done yet" (quote from 1980s).