Turing 3.0
I’m not sure exactly when, but I’m pretty sure AI has already passed the Turing Test. The big question now is how that will test us as we increasingly reside in an AI-generated — or augmented — world.
Whenever I have an opportunity to speak to a legit expert on that subject, I usually ask the same question: How will we know when AIs are gaming us?
By that, I mean when humans can no longer distinguish between the AI interface and the foundational way AIs think and render output that leads us in directions we wouldn’t otherwise be prone to go.
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