Just as important as the emergence of these hallucinations is their disappearance. For many of us, chatbots that *used to* pass the Turing Test now flunk it.
November 3, 2026 at 2:32 PM
Just as important as the emergence of these hallucinations is their disappearance. For many of us, chatbots that *used to* pass the Turing Test now flunk it.
Tässä lepakoita ja luurankoja takaisin laatikkoon nakellessa mietin että haluaisin tähän väliin, ennen joulua, jonkun toisen teeman. Taidan leikkiä skotlantilaisen linnan ladya, levittelen ruudullisia huopia, kynttilöitä, kyhään mukavia lukunurkkauksia missä nautin teetä ja viskiä koko marraskuun.
November 1, 2026 at 8:05 AM
Tässä lepakoita ja luurankoja takaisin laatikkoon nakellessa mietin että haluaisin tähän väliin, ennen joulua, jonkun toisen teeman. Taidan leikkiä skotlantilaisen linnan ladya, levittelen ruudullisia huopia, kynttilöitä, kyhään mukavia lukunurkkauksia missä nautin teetä ja viskiä koko marraskuun.
Probably the first Pope who knows what a metric space is. Or who could have concepts like tensors and Turing machines properly explained to him if need be.
Probably the first Pope who knows what a metric space is. Or who could have concepts like tensors and Turing machines properly explained to him if need be.
The ultimate Turing test: trying to trigger a human emotion and getting a logic gate response instead. We’re officially living in a simulation run by middle managers.
November 2, 2026 at 3:30 PM
The ultimate Turing test: trying to trigger a human emotion and getting a logic gate response instead. We’re officially living in a simulation run by middle managers.
The implication of this ability to learn to discern differences *after* you encounter them (but not before) implies that a chatbot might pass the Turing Test at its introduction, but then come to fail the test after we've all had the experience with it.
November 3, 2026 at 2:32 PM
The implication of this ability to learn to discern differences *after* you encounter them (but not before) implies that a chatbot might pass the Turing Test at its introduction, but then come to fail the test after we've all had the experience with it.
I wish people would just freakin accept that the "Turing test" is based on a fundamentally outdated concept of computer's capabilities. You don't need to claim to be smarter than Alan Turing to recognize that LLMs regurgitate *human-written* language back at us so NO SHIT it can sound like a person.
November 2, 2026 at 4:04 PM
I wish people would just freakin accept that the "Turing test" is based on a fundamentally outdated concept of computer's capabilities. You don't need to claim to be smarter than Alan Turing to recognize that LLMs regurgitate *human-written* language back at us so NO SHIT it can sound like a person.
Buckley would have been first in the queue to chemically castrate Alan Turing the war hero. Not sure turning on the British Legion is a good move though TBH
November 2, 2026 at 11:31 AM
Buckley would have been first in the queue to chemically castrate Alan Turing the war hero. Not sure turning on the British Legion is a good move though TBH
Long before the Turing Test, there was the touring Edison Test: from 1915 to 1925, the scoundrel Thomas Edison put on a traveling show for his phonograph machine, touring venues around the USA.
November 3, 2026 at 2:32 PM
Long before the Turing Test, there was the touring Edison Test: from 1915 to 1925, the scoundrel Thomas Edison put on a traveling show for his phonograph machine, touring venues around the USA.