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The Turing test was *never* a relevant goal for AI. We should remember that Turing never intended it as a literal test to be passed by a machine designed for that purpose, but as a philosophical device in an argument about the nature of thinking.https://www.fastcompany.com/90590042/turing-test-obsolete-ai-benchmark-amazon-alexa …
The major flaw of the Turing test is that it entirely abdicates the responsibility of defining intelligence and how to evaluate it (the value of a test). Instead, it delegates the task to human judges, who themselves don't have a proper definition or a proper evaluation process.
As a result, the Turing test does not at all provide incentives to develop greater intelligence, it solely encourages developers to figure out how to trick humans into believing a chatbot is intelligent.
If you were trying to assess that a matter teleportation occured by asking an audience of witnesses about it, you'd be encouraging the development of prestidigitation tricks, not research in physics. This is the same. The Turing test encourages deception, not progress.
Bots that "pass the Turing test" are to AI research what a David Copperfield show in Vegas is to physics research. (And yes, his shows do involve some amount of physics and engineering.)
Time to change the goal as creating artificial human instead of calling it as artificial intelligence.
People become temporiraly mad with AI everytime a particular calculus machine show new results. Now, it needs to work on new theories.
So, what is Intelligence ?
This is exactly what a robot would tweet
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