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Peeking behind the screen: the unsuspected power of the standard Turing Test
2000
Journal of experimental and theoretical artificial intelligence (Print)
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No computer that had not experienced the world as we humans had could pass a rigorously administered standard Turing Test. We show that the use of "subcognitive" questions allows the standard Turing Test to indirectly probe the human subcognitive associative concept network built up over a lifetime of experience with the world.
doi:10.1080/09528130050111464
fatcat:zz4jm5xcnfe2zarygmshphwqum