Alan Turing Test

Summary

A test developed by the English mathematician Alan M. Turing to

determine whether or not a computer can be think like a human brain.

The test is that, a human interrogator is given the task of distinguishing

between a human and a computer based on their replies to questions that

the interrogator ask. After a series of tests are performed, the

interrogator attempts to determine which subject is human and which is

an artificial intelligence. The computer's success at thinking can be

quantified by its probability of being misidentified as the human subject.

Can Machines Think?

The machine is only thinks about which it instructed about specific

knowledge or which it stored knowledge, for example computer give

only those knowledge which it save or store, if we searching or asking

any specific data from computer which it have not, then computer does

not any give response. So the thinking power of machine is limited and

they only think about specific knowledge or data which it stored.

Conclusion

Alan Turing test described the concept of “Artificial Intelligence”

in which machine stored specific knowledge and on the time of asking

any question about those specific knowledge then the machine will

respond on it. The test is described that, the machine can think only a

specific thing or can think only about data which it saved. This test

found the concept of Artificial Intelligence which is the start of

innovation of Computer and other machine.