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Robot Vs Turing

January 10, 2013November 2, 2013 ~ Prateek Joshi ~ Leave a comment

In one of my previous blog posts, we discussed about measuring computer's intelligence and how we can use the Turing test for it. After Turing proposed that test, a lot of people realized its importance and started working on it. People really wanted to believe that machines are indeed capable of thinking. We need a … Continue reading Robot Vs Turing

Can We Measure A Computer’s Intelligence?

January 3, 2013November 2, 2013 ~ Prateek Joshi ~ 4 Comments

People talk about artificial intelligence all the time. Artificial intelligence is the branch of study which deals with putting intelligence into the machines so that they can do things by themselves. But how do we know if they are getting intelligent? For us humans, we have designed various kinds of IQ tests to measure our … Continue reading Can We Measure A Computer’s Intelligence?

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