LEARNING: TURING TEST

The Workshop Imitation Game

Two or more humans chat together. One or more hidden AI participants may join. Pseudonyms keep everyone anonymous. Can you tell who is human?

How to Play

1. Sign in to the Hub (members only)
2. Create a room or join one with a code
3. Chat with the other participants
4. Vote on who you think is AI
5. Reveal at the end

Background

The Turing Test was proposed by Alan Turing in 1950. An interrogator chats with two unseen participants — one human, one machine. If the interrogator cannot reliably tell which is which, the machine is said to have passed the test.

    TURING TEST (simplified)

    +-------------+        +-------------+
    | INTERROGATOR| <--->  |   HUMAN A   |
    |  (you)      | <--->  |   HUMAN B   |
    |             |        |   or AI ?   |
    +-------------+        +-------------+
    
    Can you tell who is the machine?

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