Stephen Pulman gave the Wheeler Lecture in our department this afternoon; an excellent discussion about whether current machine-learning techniques would ever allow us to build a machine that passes the Turing Test.
It made me wonder about the value of a variation on the theme, which I propose to call the Meta-Turing-Test.
It which would work like this:
Can we build a machine which, given a Turing Test scenario, can work out whether the responses are from a human or a machine, even when a human can’t?
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