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No. See the related links section for a link to the Loebner Prize website, which awards $5,000 annually for the chatbot which is "most indistinguishable from a human." There is still $100,000 reserved from Dr. Loebner for the first chatbot to actually pass the Turing test.
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What is an Turing Machines?
The Turing Machine is a hypothetical computer used by Alan Turing in his paper "On Computable Numbers" in his proof of the "Halting Problem" to show that there are some set of problems that no computer can solve, even if it has infinite memory and infinite time. The basic Turing Machine has a data memory composed of an infinitely long "tape" composed of "cells", each containing one symbol from a finite set of symbols. A "head" is positioned on one cell and can read its current symbol, write a new symbol, step forward/backward one cell. The control system contains a "program memory", a mechanism to remember which instruction in the program memory it is on, a mechanism to decode the symbol read from the current cell and select the corresponding sub-instruction of the current instruction to execute, a mechanism to decode that sub-instruction and instruct the head what new symbol to write then which direction to step, and either select which instruction to use next or halt if the problem is complete. Part of Turing's paper "On Computable Numbers" was another proof that showed that a Turing Machine is equivalent to any computer based on "finite state machines" that can ever be built. All modern computers are based on finite state machines, and thus have the same ultimate limits Turing showed his Turing machine to have. No true Turing Machine has ever been built, because no infinite data memory can be built. Besides a real Turing Machine would always be slow.
What was the name of the first computer game ever invented?
Tennis For Two was the first computer game.
What year was the first computer ever built?
2012
How large was the computer ever built?
it was 2cm by 4cm
What was the highest ever passed in the nation's peacetime history?
The highest tariff ever passed in the nation's peacetime history was the Compromise Tariff(tariff of 1833) proposed by John C. Calhoun and Henry Clay to resolve the Nullification Crisis.
What are the Qualifications for artificial intelligence?
The machine must pass the Turing test. The basis of the test is that the tester cannot see the test subject (it is a blind test), but they can put questions to the test subject, either verbally or via a keyboard. The test subject may be human or machine, but it is up to the tester to decide which purely from the responses given by the test subject. If a machine can fool every tester into believing it is human, then the machine passes the test. To date, no machine has ever successfully passed the Turing test.
What was Alan Mathison Turing known for?
Alan Turing was an English mathematician. During World War 2 he worked on decyphering secret messages and invented a Turing Machine, that became the basis of modern computing.Turing provided an influential formalisation of the concept of the algorithm and computation with the Turing machine. With the Turing test, he made a significant and characteristically provocative contribution to the debate regarding artificial intelligence: whether it will ever be possible to say that a machine is conscious and can think.Turing machine - hypothetical computer used as part of his proof of the "Halting Problem" used in his paper "On Computable Numbers" to show that there are problems that are not solvable by any computer, even one with infinite memory and time.Cryptographic work in WW2.Early british postwar computer work.Being homosexual.Losing his British security clearances after WW2 for being homosexual.Suicide over loss of clearances and career.Dec 24, 2013 - Computer pioneer and codebreaker Alan Turing is given a posthumous royal pardon for his 1952 conviction for homosexuality.
How can you get passed computer censorship?
If you have to ask that, then you are obviously not old enough to be looking at what ever you are seeking.
What to do to pass a drug test?
Don't take drugs. I don't use drugs and have passed every test ever given to me for work.
Which year did Alan Turing make his computer?
In the year 1936, The Turing machine was developed featuring computability and was considered a universal machine. I do not agree. There is no such thing as "the Turing machine", at least not as a material machine. It is a purely theoretical machine, it features, among other things a tape of infinite length. Turing did help in building Colossus, a system used to break German ciphers, but I think this was in 1943. He also worked on the so-called bombs which were a further development of a Polish code-breaking approach (see related link). Who built the first computer is, however, subject of a lot of debate. Turing was certainly one of the first to describe the concept of computability mathematically using his theoretical machine.
Did Alan Turing ever take the Turing test?
Alan Turing invented the test which pits human vs. human or computer, and then tries to statistically analyze the results. If a human can be fooled into believing that he/she is talking to another human, Then, the test is completed and the bot program or A.I. is then eligible for the Loebner Prize, which is the prize awarded annually to the "Most Human Computer" This is how my understanding of the process has culminated through brief encounters with these matters over the past 8 to 10 years. As to whether MR. Turing ever took his own test? Well, This observer can only speculate, I would encourage anyone who reads this to do research if they are so inclined. Some may care, some may not, but the question "will" remain, that much is clear if it is un-answered.":) One final note: It is curious to note that the number of bots available for "Chatting" has increased by at least three-fold over the last 10 years or so. Maybe even at a more rapid rate. One more point, and then I shall lay this "matter" to rest. The rate of "Shall we call it: "Intellectual Prowess" has definitely been on the incline in bots of all sorts. This seems mainly due to a dedicated band of "like-minded" citizens (I don't like to label!) that have done some meticulous work at keeping ahead of the "Curve" so to speak. Respectfully submitted by: Horace Edmunds
What is an Turing Machines?
The Turing Machine is a hypothetical computer used by Alan Turing in his paper "On Computable Numbers" in his proof of the "Halting Problem" to show that there are some set of problems that no computer can solve, even if it has infinite memory and infinite time. The basic Turing Machine has a data memory composed of an infinitely long "tape" composed of "cells", each containing one symbol from a finite set of symbols. A "head" is positioned on one cell and can read its current symbol, write a new symbol, step forward/backward one cell. The control system contains a "program memory", a mechanism to remember which instruction in the program memory it is on, a mechanism to decode the symbol read from the current cell and select the corresponding sub-instruction of the current instruction to execute, a mechanism to decode that sub-instruction and instruct the head what new symbol to write then which direction to step, and either select which instruction to use next or halt if the problem is complete. Part of Turing's paper "On Computable Numbers" was another proof that showed that a Turing Machine is equivalent to any computer based on "finite state machines" that can ever be built. All modern computers are based on finite state machines, and thus have the same ultimate limits Turing showed his Turing machine to have. No true Turing Machine has ever been built, because no infinite data memory can be built. Besides a real Turing Machine would always be slow.
Has anyone ever taken a customer service simulation test?
A customer service simulation test is when there are fake calls from customers that come into your computer and you have a choice of how to answer their concerns. You have a chance to type and interact with the fake calls.
What is the algorithmic unsolvability?
There are many problems for which it can be proven that they are, at least in the general case, unsolvable - in other words, no algorithm can ever be found to solve them. As an example, one of the first problems for which this unsolvability has been proven is the Halting Problem - determining whether an arbitrary computer program will ever stop, or run forever. Alan Turing showed that solving the halting problem is not possible, in the general case. Note that for some specific computer programs, it might be possible to show that they stop, or that they will continue running forever - but such an algorithm is not possible for ALL computer programs.
Did God ever talk to a computer?
Ask a computer!
Does Sasuke ever yell Sakura's name out after she has passed out?
No
If there is ever a conflict between a law passed by a state and one passed by the national government what happens?
The law passed by the national government is supreme
