Updated Turing Test Expects Artificial Intelligence To Be Creative

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Can machines think like human beings? That's a question the Turing test supposedly answers.

But what if the Turing test isn't accurate? What if there's a better way to judge artificial intelligence on how much it thinks like a human?

These are questions asked by Mark Riedl, an associate professor in the School of Interactive Computing at the Georgia Institute of Technology. Riedl suggests that a new test, Lovelace 2.0, is better in that it looks at how artificial intelligence handles creative tasks.

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  • Created By: Bobby Macedonia
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  • Created On: Feb 9, 2015 - 12:03pm
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