What does "Turing Test" mean?

Turing test (also known as "Turing judgment") is a famous judgment principle about robots put forward by Turing. A method to test whether a machine has human intelligence. If there is a computer now, its operation speed is very fast, its storage capacity and the number of logical units exceed that of the human brain, and many intelligent programs have been written for this computer, providing a large number of suitable kinds of data, so that this computer can do some humanized things, such as simple listening or speaking. Answer some questions, etc. So, can we say that this machine has thinking ability? In other words, how can we judge whether a machine has thinking ability?

To test whether a machine can reasonably be said to be the ancestor of artificial intelligence, Allen? 6? 1 turing proposed a method called turing test. This principle says: one person is tested, and the other is a machine that claims to have human intelligence. When testing, the tester and the testee are separated, and the tester can only ask some questions to the testee through some devices (such as keyboards), which can be any questions. After asking some questions, if the tester can correctly distinguish who is a person and who is a machine, then the machine will not pass the Turing test. If the tester can't tell who is a machine and who is a person, then the machine is intelligent. At present, no machine has passed the Turing test, which means that the intelligence of computers is far from that of human beings. Such as an automatic chat robot.

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