> I personally regularly use the “voice” version of chatGPT to brainstorm with it while I walk my dog. We sped past the Turing test so fast that no one even beat an eyelash about it
I don't think that just because the author has a pseudo-conversation with ChatGPT using voice as the interface means we've passed the Turing test.
They don't seem to be actively interrogating ChatGPT to determine whether it's a human or not - something that I'd expect would still be quite easy to do. And, as I understand it, the Turing test could be administered over text.
I don't think that just because the author has a pseudo-conversation with ChatGPT using voice as the interface means we've passed the Turing test.
They don't seem to be actively interrogating ChatGPT to determine whether it's a human or not - something that I'd expect would still be quite easy to do. And, as I understand it, the Turing test could be administered over text.