c/psychedelic-salon
Dive into the archives of psychedelic thought. Lorenzo Hagerty hosts essential conversations on entheogens, science, and the counterculture.
…mean they had an archaic revival with a vengeance down there. Well this is a tough question. I mean it's almost like a Turing Machine question. You all know what the Turing test is. Turing test is it was Alan Turing was a cyberneticist. And the Turing…
…a vengeance down there. Well this is a tough question. I mean it's almost like a Turing Machine question. You all know what the Turing test is. Turing test is it was Alan Turing was a cyberneticist. And the Turing test is: how do you tell whether you…
…there. Well this is a tough question. I mean it's almost like a Turing Machine question. You all know what the Turing test is. Turing test is it was Alan Turing was a cyberneticist. And the Turing test is: how do you tell whether you have a telephone…
…question. I mean it's almost like a Turing Machine question. You all know what the Turing test is. Turing test is it was Alan Turing was a cyberneticist. And the Turing test is: how do you tell whether you have a telephone and how do you tell whether…
…a Turing Machine question. You all know what the Turing test is. Turing test is it was Alan Turing was a cyberneticist. And the Turing test is: how do you tell whether you have a telephone and how do you tell whether the person on the other end is…
…on the other end is a human being or a machine? If you can't tell, then who's ever on the other end has passed the Turing test. And this is a real thing it's not an idea they have a contest every year and in which experts talk to somebody and…
…what I hold against the aliens of communion land and all that they just seem to. It's an aesthetic call and often in the Turing test aesthetics is all you have left and to my mind those aliens are hokey and therefore not to be taken seriously. And…
…may know, that this issue arose early in AI. How do you know an artificial intelligence when you're talking to one? And Alan Turing, who was a theorist of cybernetics in the forties, developed what he called the Turing test. Turing. The Turing test. The…
…intelligence when you're talking to one? And Alan Turing, who was a theorist of cybernetics in the forties, developed what he called the Turing test. Turing. The Turing test. The Turing test is if it walks like a duck, if it talks like a duck, it…
…when you're talking to one? And Alan Turing, who was a theorist of cybernetics in the forties, developed what he called the Turing test. Turing. The Turing test. The Turing test is if it walks like a duck, if it talks like a duck, it probably is a…
…talking to one? And Alan Turing, who was a theorist of cybernetics in the forties, developed what he called the Turing test. Turing. The Turing test. The Turing test is if it walks like a duck, if it talks like a duck, it probably is a duck. And the…
…And Alan Turing, who was a theorist of cybernetics in the forties, developed what he called the Turing test. Turing. The Turing test. The Turing test is if it walks like a duck, if it talks like a duck, it probably is a duck. And the Turing test is…
…book. I like Roger Penrose's early work. He's saying artificial intelligence is impossible. Yeah, based on. And he goes through the Turing, and I heard you bring it up once. The Turing test, the Turing test for artificial intelligence. And he also brings…
…is impossible. Yeah, based on. And he goes through the Turing, and I heard you bring it up once. The Turing test, the Turing test for artificial intelligence. And he also brings in the incompleteness theorem. Oh, Godel's incommensurability thing. A…
…Yeah, based on. And he goes through the Turing, and I heard you bring it up once. The Turing test, the Turing test for artificial intelligence. And he also brings in the incompleteness theorem. Oh, Godel's incommensurability thing. A little girdle, please,…
…certainly think computers can be a lot more intelligent than they are. Before we settle the question of whether they can pass the Turing test, you all know the Turing test is this test. Alan Turing was a mathematician. He figured it out during World War…
…lot more intelligent than they are. Before we settle the question of whether they can pass the Turing test, you all know the Turing test is this test. Alan Turing was a mathematician. He figured it out during World War Two. And it's basically, if you…
…of that through the World wide Web as a possible function of, you know, reaching a higher intelligence. I think it was Alan Turing who created the concept of Turing test. And you can no longer tell the difference between a person sitting on a keyboard…
…Web as a possible function of, you know, reaching a higher intelligence. I think it was Alan Turing who created the concept of Turing test. And you can no longer tell the difference between a person sitting on a keyboard somewhere else writing to you or…
…Turing test. The Turing test is if it walks like a duck, if it talks like a duck, it probably is a duck. And the Turing test is always imagined as a telephone conversation. I tell you to dial a number, you dial a number. A voice, on the other hand,…
…a telephone conversation. I tell you to dial a number, you dial a number. A voice, on the other hand, says, hello. Now the Turing test begins to. Your job is to determine whether you are talking to a machine or a human being. If you can't determine it…
…are talking to a machine or a human being. If you can't determine it and it is an AI, then it's past the Turing test. And this was in the forties and fifties. A theoretical proposition. Now, these tests, these things are actually done. And every year…
…are. Before we settle the question of whether they can pass the Turing test, you all know the Turing test is this test. Alan Turing was a mathematician. He figured it out during World War Two. And it's basically, if you call X on a telephone and you…
…if you call X on a telephone and you can't tell whether X is a person or a machine, then X passes the Turing test. And every year they have Turing tests where judges converse by telephone with computers and people and try and decide which are…
…and you can't tell whether X is a person or a machine, then X passes the Turing test. And every year they have Turing tests where judges converse by telephone with computers and people and try and decide which are the computers and which are the people.…