Holloway: This test for intelligence, the Turing Test, was invented by and named after the mid-twentieth century computer pioneer Alan Turing. It is a subjective test in that it depends on whether an artificial intelligence is capable of convincing human testers that it is a human. But fooling humans, while impressive, is not really the same thing as actually possessing human-level intelligence.
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Eric Holloway: The Turing test is unscientific
Posted by News on April 1st, 2020
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No Comments »Have researchers finally found the first-ever exomoon?
Posted by Chuck Bednar on October 20th, 2017
While astronomers have located more than 1,000 verified exoplanets and several thousand other potential candidates, they have yet to find a confirmed exomoon, but now, a new study posted to the arXiv prepublication server could provide evidence of the first such discovery. According to Engadget and BBC News, Dr. David Kipping, an assistant professor of […]
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Posted in Astronomy, Science General Tags: according, Authors, brightness, candidate, candidates, Colleagues, completely, Confidence, confirm, confirmed, confirmed exomoon, detected, Discovery, exomoon, explained, finally, finally found, first ever exomoon, have researchers finally, Hubble, Kepler, kepler space, Kepler Space Telescope, Kipping, located, object, observations, passed, passes, planet, planet passed, potential, researchers, researchers finally, researchers finally found, signal, something, Space Telescope, Telescope, the first ever, the kepler space, the planet passed, verified No Comments »Have astronomers found the ‘missing link’ of black hole evolution?
Posted by Chuck Bednar on September 5th, 2017
Astronomers believe that they have discovered an enormous new black hole thought to be nearly 100,000 more massive than the sun near the center of the Milky Way, and it may be the first ever actual detection of a long-hypothesized-but-never-proven type of space-time phenomena. Writing in the journal Nature Astronomy, a team of researchers led […]
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Posted in Astronomy, Science General Tags: additional, and supermassive black, appeared, Astronomers, astronomers found, black hole evolution, Black Holes, black holes form, center, discovered, Discovery, evidence, Evolution, Galaxy, Guardian, have astronomers found, holes form when, how supermassive black, intermediate, larger, massive, Molecules, object, Simmons, smaller, smaller black, smaller black holes, smallest, stellar, stellar black, stellar black holes, supermassive, supermassive black, Supermassive Black Holes, that smaller black, the first ever, the ‘missing link’, theory, university, which would, ‘missing, ‘missing link’ No Comments »The Moon is full of water, new study finds
Posted by Chuck Bednar on July 25th, 2017
A new analysis of satellite data has found several ancient volcanic deposits on the lunar surface that are filled with unexpectedly high amounts of water in comparison to the surrounding terrain, suggesting that the moon’s interior could contain far more H2O previously realised. As part of their research, which was published online Monday in the […]
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Posted by Chuck Bednar on July 24th, 2017
A remotely-controlled underwater robot investigating has captured what appears to be the first images of melted nuclear fuel debris inside a reactor at the Fukushima power plant in Japan – a discovery that some are hailing as “a potential milestone” in the clean-up efforts there. The plant was severely damaged by a tsunami in 2011 […]
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