Or even to come up with a definition of cognitive versatility and proficiency that is good enough to not get argued away once we have an AI which technically passes that specific definition.
The Turing Test was great until something that passed it (with an average human as interrogator) turned out to also not be able to count letters in a word — because only a special kind of human interrogator (the "scientist or QA" kind) could even think to ask that kind of question.
The Turing Test was great until something that passed it (with an average human as interrogator) turned out to also not be able to count letters in a word — because only a special kind of human interrogator (the "scientist or QA" kind) could even think to ask that kind of question.