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Alan T uring, a British mathematician, created an experiment to prove if computers think or not. In this experiment, called Turing Test, some people are asked to interact with something f rom another room thr ough a computer . They don't know wh ether if they interact with another person or with a computer . Each person asks uestions and receives answers and at the end of the test, he or she decides whether the thing in the other room is a machine or a person. If a computer is considered to !e a person, or the attendant can't determine any di"erence, the computer passes the test.  There have !een organi#ed contests in which machines are challenged to pass the Turing Test, !ut no computer has passed the test yet. A philosopher has dou!ted the experiment, saying that it is !ased on !ehavior, rather than on thought. $e says that it is very important to use the same code to communicate. $e also argues that a computer can !e programmed to give answers to particular uestions and pass the test despite the fact that the machine did not make use of arti%cial intelligence.

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Alan Turing, a British mathematician, created anexperiment to prove if computers think or not. In thisexperiment, called Turing Test, some people are asked tointeract with something from another room through a

computer. They don't know whether if they interact withanother person or with a computer. Each person asksuestions and receives answers and at the end of the test,he or she decides whether the thing in the other room is amachine or a person. If a computer is considered to !e aperson, or the attendant can't determine any di"erence,the computer passes the test.

 There have !een organi#ed contests in which machines

are challenged to pass the Turing Test, !ut no computerhas passed the test yet.

A philosopher has dou!ted the experiment, saying that itis !ased on !ehavior, rather than on thought. $e says thatit is very important to use the same code to communicate.$e also argues that a computer can !e programmed togive answers to particular uestions and pass the testdespite the fact that the machine did not make use of

arti%cial intelligence.