In 1950, Alan Turing published the article Computing Machinery and Intelligence, proposing the “Imitation Game”, known today as the Turing Test. Instead of philosophical debates about the nature of consciousness, he set a pragmatic goal for engineering: a machine possesses intelligence if it can sustain a textual conversation so well that a human judge cannot distinguish it from a human counterpart.
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