Looks so real !

  • UnderpantsWeevil@lemmy.world
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    7 hours ago

    I don’t think we’re so far from having machines that pass the Turing test 100%.

    The Turing test isn’t solved with technology, its solved with participants who are easier to fool or more sympathetic to computer output as humanly legible. In the end, it can boil down to social conventions far more than actual computing capacity.

    Per the old Inglorious Bastards gag

    You can fail the Turing Test not because you’re a computer but because you’re a British computer.

    Because all the development has been focused on fakery rather than understanding and replicating consciousness, we’re close to the point where we can have a fake consciousness that would fool anyone.

    We’ve ingested a bunch of early 21st century digital markers for English language Western oriented human speech and replicated those patterns. But human behavior isn’t limited to Americans shitposting on Reddit. Neither is American culture a static construct. As the spread between the median user and the median simulated user in the computer dataset diverges, the differences become more obvious.

    Do we think the designers at OpenAI did a good enough job to keep catching up to the current zeitgeist?