In the middle of the twentieth century, Alan Turing developed a test to determine if a machine had human intelligence, and it became widely known and accepted by scientists as an artificial intelligence test standard. The test shows the ability of a computer to perform intelligent behavior that cannot be distinguished from a human’s. It indicates that if a machine performs the same reactions, actions, and interactions as a human being, then it can be described as having intelligence and consciousness. The advantages of the test are that it is simple and tractable, emphasizes aesthetic and emotional intelligence, and provides the opportunity to analyze both machine’s basic knowledge, language skills, reasoning, and the ability to learn. On the other hand, the successful passing of the Turing Test does not necessarily imply that a machine has reached the level of human intelligence. The test cannot check if a computer can continuously use correct intonation and emotion and if it has common sense similar to that of a human.
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