Judges in England were fooled into thinking the computer program they were conversing with was a human on Saturday — making it the first to pass the 65-year-old Turing Test. "Eugene Goostman" is ...

Named after Alan Turing -- who died on June 7, 1954 -- the challenge is to persuade a minimum of 30 percent of humans that the computer program is a real person.

The test is named after computer pioneer Alan Turing. To pass it, a computer program needs to dupe 30 percent of human judges in five-minute, text-based chats, a feat that until now had never been ...

More recently, in 2014, a computer program named Eugene Goodman, which simulates a teenage Ukrainian boy, was found to pass the Turing test as did Google's LaMDA in 2022.

Computer programs might not be as objective and unbiased as they seem, according to new research. ... Venkatasubramanian found a way to test programs for accidentally learned bias, ...

Researchers in Sweden have created a computer program that can score 150 on standard non-verbal IQ test questions by modeling human problem-solving psychology.

University of Gothenburg. "Computer program scores 150 in IQ test, Swedish researchers demonstrate." ScienceDaily. www.sciencedaily.com / releases / 2012 / 02 / 120214100719.htm (accessed June 2 ...