Computer equivalent to a 13 year old boy?
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This weekend, a news report by global media coverage of science and technology, a Russia team developed intelligent chat software, pretend to be a 13 year old Ukraine boys fooled 33% judges, this software (and your computer), and finally by computer scientists for the first time in the history of Turing's insistence that the Turing test. However, the media quickly found that this "boy" of dubious intelligence, many of his answers even answer, How ironic.

Known as the Turing test, and computer software in the process of dialogue, if 30% of the participants think that software, and humans can't distinguish, you can tell this with human intelligence.

It was reported that on Saturday, United Kingdom Royal Society held a "chat boys" Youjin·gusiteman (Eugene-Goostman) test, 33% of the judges see chat with each other as human beings, not computers.

However, there are a number of media on this evaluation question. United States News website BusinessInsider online Gus Hartmann gave answers to questions raised and found that the quality of their answers, is questionable.

BusinessInsider is below and "chat bots" Gustmann dialogue process:

BI: Hello, Eugene, how are you?

Gustmann: I'm fine, thank you, how are you?

BI: I'm fine, you have fun today?

Gustmann: since this morning, I've been busy with this fun test, I also plan to visit some interesting places in Atlanta.

BI: why is Atlanta, where what's the fun?

Gustmann: "East Coast" is a place to have fun, but I heard that sharks and typhoons where residents are frightened.

BI: so ... ... You are going to Atlanta?

Gustmann: If you believe that sharks won't eat you, I think the "East Coast" is a very desirable place to live, you can also swim in the Atlantic Ocean.

BI: sharks are not particularly like a certain group of people?

Gustmann: well, I think you know the answer, I know you were deliberately trying to cheat me.

BI: why would I lie to you?

Gustmann: haha, I know what you want to do now, if I'm not mistaken, you haven't told me where you live, it's a secret?

BI: well, why don't you tell me where you live?

Gustmann: I live in Ukraine a city named Odyssey, it is on the edge of the Black Sea.

BI: so, to Atlanta was a long journey, right.

Gustmann: "East Coast" is a good place, but I heard that sharks and typhoons where residents are frightened.

BI: us full circle, are you human?

Gustmann: no, I'm not a machine, I'm human, click! Humans, well, awful (dislike).

Face the results of such a dialogue, BusinessInsider questioned said, who could believe such a chat object, is a human being?

Persons involved in the test said, chatting with Gustmann into fog, even a bit sexy. A simple question, "why do you want to go to Atlanta", ended up with a bunch of irrelevant answers. Face the problem also appears in the same word, "Gus Hartmann" repeated the previous answer.

BusinessInsider testers noted that can be seen from your answers, Gus Hartmann identified the others a certain word in the question, then start "taotao BU Jue", but such responses, even fooled 30% Tester, let them use chat software as a 13 year old boy, it is incomprehensible to me.

IT news editor after tests found that, when Gustmann says "Yes", begins with his answer rather farfetched.