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Artificial Intelligence Computer Algorithms compete with each other in a Game Show setting where they attempt to pass the 'Turing Test' and be accepted as human.The work represents a new paradigm in computer generated filmmaking. The realistic 3D human-like digital actors were recorded in real-time directly from the display of a standard PC. The characters' dialogue was created from textwith a text to speech engine or automaticallysychronized to real voice audio clips. The digital actors were 'directed' using a markup language to describe behaviours and expressions, with real-time interactive playback.Software: LifeFXHardware: PC, Graphics Card This item is part of the collection: SIGGRAPH Director: Mark Sagar Producer: Mark Sagar Production Company: LifeFX Inc. Keywords: Animation Screening Room 2001 Contact Information: msagar@lifefx.com www.lifefx.com Suite 1015 7080 Hollywood Blvd Hollywood, CA CA 90028 United States 323 960 1461 Fax: 323 960 1454

Artificial Intelligence Computer Algorithms compete with each other in Game Show setting to pass turing test

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Turing Test en.wikipedia.org ALICE chat AI merged with the Nicole Avatar from 3D Guile Studios. This is an identical test to that performed by Dr Tom Moir from the Massey University at Auckland. www.youtube.com Thanks for the idea Tom. The chatbot is a bit lacking in tact, but it makes for a nice novelty.

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Inspirational Scientist Jane Goodall speaks about Jo-Jo and Rick. (sound patchy for first 8 mins - download the full quality 4min audio clip of her lecture from www.cse.unsw.edu.au courtesy of the ABC RN Science Show) More about the great thinker Alan Turing. The Turing Test and its links with design, computer science, and life the universe and somethings. What is it to be a person? Philosophy T. Intensional vs Extensional points of view. Pointers * and & revisited. while loops common mistakes with loops Also mentioned: godel escher bach auden EOF

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Four subjects are placed in a room with one objective: to figure out which of them is not human. Created by The Hive at Georgia Institute of Technology in 2008 as part of Campus MovieFest, the world's largest student film festival. The Turing Test Cast & Crew : John Henry Williams - Captain with Eric Dudiak Josh Anderson Ray Thomas Mariya Poukalova Tyler Kiely ---------- Become a Fan of CMF on Facebook: www.facebook.com Follow CMF on Twitter: @campusmoviefest www.twitter.com Subscribe to CMF on YouTube: www.youtube.com To learn more about CMF please visit: www.campusmoviefest.com More info - CMF Campus MovieFest movie short film festival fest five minutes '5 minutes' 'short film' 'one week' university college coed student 'film festival' 'world's largest' Georgia Institute of Technology 2008 '7 days' seven

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Excerpts from the opera "The Turing Test" by Scottish Composer Julian Wagstaff, recorded live at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, 2007, performed by Edinburgh Studio Opera (the opera club of Edinburgh University). The opera takes its name from the test devised by the English mathematician Alan Turing to detect human-level intelligence in a machine. Visit www.turingtestopera.com for more info about the opera. Plans are currently in development to revive the opera for the Alan Turing Year 2012. Visit the website for more information.

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Master codebreaker and father of computer science - Alan Turing was a genius touched by tragedy. More favourite scientists at www.favscientist.com Thanks to James Grime for extra pics of the Enigma machine.

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Human Q: "Do you believe in God?" Computer A: "I would ask that you direct your spiritual questions to someone more qualified to comment. Ideally, a human." Human Q: "Are you self aware?" Computer A: "I'm sorry. I'm afraid I can't answer that." Human Q: "Are humans in danger of becoming ruled by their technology?" Computer A: "Checking on that for you... Computer Q: Would you like to search the web...?" Human A: "No, thank you. Computer response: "My pleasure, as always." ---- It occurred to me that the humans who designed this did so in a way to make humans the authority over certain fields of knowledge, such as spirituality. I wonder if this was merely a business decision so as not to offend any particular customers. The computer claims not to be able to answer the question about self awareness, yet is programmed to respond politely with a common expression "I'm sorry" and "I'm afraid" and later with "My pleasure" as if it is aware of some emotions. If the voice was more human-like, I may not be able to tell the difference from most of my former co-workers if it was a telephone conversation.

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This is a presentation I made for my philosophy class. It covers Searle's Chinese Room and Block's Conversational Jukebox.

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Excellent DLC. Audio diaries, gameplay pacing and Lancer's Ion flash attack in particular.

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The Singularity Summit 2011 was a TED-style two-day event at the historic 92nd Street Y in New York City. The next event will take place in San Francisco, on October 13 & 14, 2012. For more information, visit: www.singularitysummit.com

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*NOT PART OF ANGELIC* This is for Philosophy - I'm just using this channel to host the videos for a bit. Feel free to watch if you want.

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In this video I argue against Chalmers 'Hard Problem' of consciousness and propose that we discuss necessary conditions of what we would consider to be human consciousness. Then decide what so called 'objective observations' we could carry out in order to see what it would take for a machine to be conscious (in the way that we of course define it). For those of you slightly unfamiliar with the topic I have provided a few links which you may find interesting :) The Turing Test history and future: www.fil.ion.ucl.ac.uk Example of AI bot: www.alicebot.org Searles Chinese Room: members.aol.com Some Dennett: www.youtube.com www.kurzweilai.net Wiki entry on quantum consciousness: en.wikipedia.org Arg....I apologise for the misspelling of NESSESERY on the first side!

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BRIEF INFO: Video of Professor Drew McDermott's opening address to the "Towards a Comprehensive Turing Test (TCIT)" workshop, held as part of the 2010 annual AISB Convention in Leicester, UK. BRIEF BIO: Drew McDermott has done work in several areas of artificial intelligence. One of his perennial interests is in planning algorithms, which calculate structures of actions for autonomous agents of various sorts. He did seminal work in the area of "hierarchical planning" in the 1970s. In the last decade, his focus has switched to regression-based techniques for classical planning, especially methods that heuristically search through situation space. He was instrumental in starting the biannual series of AI Planning Systems (AIPS) conferences. In 1998, he ran the first ever Planning Competition in conjunction with AIPS; it has now become a standard part of the ICAPS conference, the merger of AIPS and the European Conference on Planning (ECP). Another enduring interest of Prof. McDermott's is in the area of knowledge representation (KR), which is the attempt to formalize what people know in a form usable by a computer. He wrote some influential papers on nonmonotonic logic and representation of temporal knowledge. However, in the mid-1980s he became convinced that the KR project, in its more ambitious formulations, was ill-defined. He published a paper titled "A Critique of Pure Reason" making this case. However, Prof. McDermott is now thinking about KR issues again, this time <b>...</b>

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Prof. Kevin Warwick interviewed by Francesca Ferrando. These interviews are conceived as a project related to my PhD in Philosophy, on Posthumanism, Artificial Intelligence and Gender. You can check more info on my academic page: uniroma3.academia.edu --- CONVERSATION #12 1)The Centenary Celebration of the life and work of Alan Turing (1912-1954) is coming in 2012. His famous test was first introduced in his paper "Computing Machinery and Intelligence" (1950) which opens with the words: "I propose to consider the question, 'Can machines think?' ". The Turing test has proven to be highly influential, becoming an essential concept in the philosophy of AI, but it has also been strongly criticized. What do you think of the Turing test? Should it be still considered as a useful tool of understanding human / machine interactions?

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A short animation I made a while ago for the Animation12 animation competition. The competition was very restricted - tweens only, no longer than 60 seconds and with the theme of "Alan Turing". In the end, I found this competition so restricting that I was about to drop out of the competition - I had no ideas, no inspiration and was generally getting irritated. Less than 5 days later, this was finished.

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A 'taster' made as part of the Shorted Film Challenge, and one of three winners receiving development and NFM funding to produce their short this summer (2011). SARAH quits a brief modelling career after her first, awful photoshoot. She needs a job -- any job -- to pay the bills. She lives with a guy called ANDREW, who is easy-going and tries to help. She gets two jobs, and is fired from each in quick succession. After being fired for the second time in a few days, Sarah is feeling really down. She gets drunk. She shouts at Andrew, who's only trying to help. They decide that there's only one way to have a crap job without compromising your humanity: to do your job really badly. To write messages on the inside of corporate envelopes, tell people stories down the phone, cancel people's debts on the computer system. Sarah starts her new job the next day, and puts the idea into practice. Starring Ruth Johnson and Michael Carruthers Edwin Mingard (writer/director) Kyle Heslop (Director of Photography) Kate Eccles (Costume) Aris Anastassopolous Ben Wilson Steve Lee Laura Biziou Van Pol Mike Gandham

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Turing Test and Thinking Machines Presented by Prof. Shimon Ullman, Weizmann Institute Alan M. Turing Centennial Conference - Israel April 4, 2012 The Wohl Centre Bar-Ilan University Ramat-Gan, Israel For more information see: sites.google.com

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"61Seconds". Chip Franklin, Winner of the 2010 Edward R Murrow Award for TV Writing.

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Discusses a book titles "the most human human" by Brian Christian. Every year their is a contest by chat bot programmers to write a computer program that can fool judges in a 5 minute conversation, letting them think it is a human. Parallel is a prize for the human who is least judged as a computer. The Loebner Prize.

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AOG asks for users to submit questions which may be answered in text or a new video output file. Lab Notes: -All quiet on the AOG front.

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Speed Performs a Turing Test

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Chinese Room Experiment and Turing Test mentioned by Charlie in episode 10 of the 4th season of Numb3rs

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Amita explains Turing test to don....its a test related to Artificial Intelligence.... this video is property of Numb3rs

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Proving the Liberal Democrats' Twitter account is looked after by real human beings.

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A fundamental goal in quantum information processing is to test a machine's (or more generally nature's) ability to exhibit quantum behaviour. The most celebrated result in this domain, which has been also demonstrated experimentally, is the celebrated Bell Theorem that verifies the non-local nature of quantum mechanics. Could we generalise such approaches to verify that a given device is in fact taking advantage of quantum mechanics rather than being a disguised classical machine? Considering the exponential regime of quantum mechanics, the issue of the efficiency of such tests is the key challenge from the complexity point of view. On the other hand, from the foundational point of view, it is an intriguing open question whether a fully classical scheme could verify any quantum properties of a larger system while being experimentally feasible. Kashefi presents some recent progress towards this direction that also has surprising consequences on an entirely different open question, the existence of fully homomorphic encryption schemes. Presented by Dr Elham Kashefi, School of Informatics, the University of Edinburgh. Recorded on Friday 11 May 2012 at the Informatics Forum, The University of Edinburgh. The Turing Research Symposium was organised by the Royal Society of Edinburgh and the University of Edinburgh School of Informatics in partnership with SICSA and supported by Cambridge University Press.

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Two music critics (Henkjan Honing and Koen Schouten) listening to Jazz pianist Albert van Veenendaal playing with a Yamaha grand piano and the Continuator (music generation system by F. Pachet). They had then to decide who was playing. The result was largely in favor of the Continuator...

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We had a gap at the end of Lecture 12 so Richard gives an unplanned and impromptu talk about some of the contributions of the amazing thinker Alan Turing. So much to say, so little time, such fast talking. We chat about 3 different major contributions he made to the world - his decryption work during WWII and the Engima Machine; his abstract model of a computer (the Turing Machine) and what things can be effectively "computed"; and finally, briefly only, his thoughts about what it is to be human and the difference between humans and computers - the Turing Test. Alan Turing is a key figure in the development of computing, indeed if I had to pick just one thinker who was the most amazing he'd get my vote. Richard promises to talk about the Turing Test in more depth in the next extension lecture. Also comes up: Epimenides paradox, non computable functions, the halting problem, U-559, Colin Grazier GC, Anthony Fasson, GC,Tommy Brown, Blade Runner, CAPTCHAs. Errata: My memory was about as reliable as usual - I said Tommy stayed outside in a boat but i've since read that all three swam across and went into the U-559. Humbling bravery. I've also since realised that Colin Grazier was from Tamworth in the UK, not the Tamworth in Australia as I had always thought (why are so many English places named after Australian towns?) Finally, something which actually I did know but still managed to get wrong - the important material salvaged was not a cypher machine but quantities of data <b>...</b>

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Muestra una prueba de turing utilizando un programa para simular conversaciones llamado KAS.

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From the Dmx Krew 12" EP East Side Boogie available on Voltaire Records.

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Raptor Avatar Live @ The Brewery 1/23/09 Shot by Nathon Newbold

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