Turing Test
The Turing Test is a historical behavioral criterion asking whether a machine's conversational behavior can be distinguished from a human's by an interrogator.
Definition
The Turing Test is a historical behavioral criterion asking whether a machine's conversational behavior can be distinguished from a human's by an interrogator.
Technical Context
It provides evidence about behavioral indistinguishability, not by itself about internal understanding, consciousness, or mechanistic equivalence to a human mind.