


We’ve come a long way. The first article described the Turning Test and this test was passed. We moved onto the experiment performed at MIT then onto a general overview of learning, human vs AI. I thought it important to establish some baseline in the learning process prior to jumping into inference. If you remember…

Learning, AI vs human is really not that different. When humans and AI interact, I see that as a collaborative effort. One way in which to achieve that is by looking at both the similarities as well as differences. This helps to find out which has more strength in one area over the other. This…

What I found to be incredible was in 2020, 5 years prior to AI passing the Turing test, there was a test performed at MIT. I read about this experiment in a very good book called Scary Smart by Mo Gawdat. Among his many accomplishments, he was the Chief Business Officer at Google. One of…

Something called the Turing tests was introduced in 1950 by Alan Turing. The test was straight forward. Can a human distinguish a conversation with another human vs a machine. The human would sit in one room and the computer in another. So it went. Over the years a human could easily detect the communication was…