Seems pretty close to passing for me. Certainly if I was just playing with it myself it wouldn't have occurred to me to ask it gibberish questions, and I'd have thought it was a person.
It gets things wrong that people might get wrong too. Here's one you probably heard:
Quickly answer the following.
What color is a fridge?
What does a cow drink?
Cows don't drink milk. But many people will say milk, perhaps because they are primed by association.
Also, part of me thinks NOT getting math right is more of a Turing test pass than getting it right immediately. It's pretty easy to think of a calculation that no person could do in their head, but a machine could either find or calculate in a second. It's kinda like how you might put on an accent to fit in with a certain group.
It gets things wrong that people might get wrong too. Here's one you probably heard:
Quickly answer the following.
What color is a fridge?
What does a cow drink?
Cows don't drink milk. But many people will say milk, perhaps because they are primed by association.
Also, part of me thinks NOT getting math right is more of a Turing test pass than getting it right immediately. It's pretty easy to think of a calculation that no person could do in their head, but a machine could either find or calculate in a second. It's kinda like how you might put on an accent to fit in with a certain group.