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Present and explain Alan Turing’s test for something to be an intelligent or thinking thing

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participants would be limited to separated from one another result would not depend on the machine's ability to rendere Computer and a human subject based on theire reeplies to Various questions posed by the interrogator.and by the thinking can be measured by its probability of being 1. present and explain Alan Turring's test for some thing to be an intelligent one thinking things 9 Ang. coined by computing pioneer Alan Turring in 1950, the Turcing test was designed to be a rudimentary way of determining whethere are not a compoture counts as the intelligent. The test as Tuning designed it, is carried out as a sorot of imitation and the Turcing test is a deceptivery simple method of determining whether a machine can demonstreate human intelligence , if a machine can engage in conversation with a human without being to the didected as a machine , it has demonstrated human intelligence. Turing proposed that a human evaluatore would judge natural language conversations between a human and a machine designed to generate human like responess, and the evaluatore would be aware that one of the two partners in conversation is a machine , and are and the conversation would be limited to a channed such as a computere keyboard and screen so the worlds as speech, and Turcing suggested the imitation game now known as the Turring test a remote human in terzogesture, within a fixed time frame, must distinguish between a dext-oney misidentinied as the human subject.

In 1991 American philosopher John Searde proposed the chinese noom argument, a powerful rejoindere to the idea that the Turcing test can show that a machine could think and suppose a human who knows no chinese is lock ed in a room with a large set of chinese Characters and manual that show to match questions in Chinese with appropriate responses from the set of chinese characters and to the Chinese Speakercs outside the room has pass the Turing testo