Por que o teste de Turing pode ser considerado ao mesmo tempo fraco demais e forte demais?


Alan Turing propôs uma questão, podem as máquinas pensar? (Turing) através de reflexões em cima disso, desenvolveu o jogo da imitação, o jogo consiste em 3 pessoas um homem(A), uma mulher(B) e um interrogador(C), o interrogador deve fazer perguntas afim de identificar quem é o homem e quem é a mulher, mas em um novo problema e se substituíssemos o homem por uma máquina ?

A máquina seria considerada inteligente se passasse pelo teste (Turing).

O teste pode ser considerado forte demais, caso o interrogador tenha uma boa capacidade ao fazer as perguntas, e através das respostas distinguir o homem da máquina e vice-versa (Turing).

Ao mesmo tempo, o teste pode ser considerado fraco demais, caso o interrogador não consiga fazer perguntas e através das respostas não conseguir distinguir o homem da máquina e vice-versa (Turing).

Conclusão: O teste pode sim, ser considerado ao mesmo tempo forte demais e fraco demais, pois envolve a capacidade humana de desenvolver questões, potencial analítico, bem como conhecimento.


Referências Bibliográficas

Turing, A.M. (1950). Computing machinery and intelligence. Mind, 59, 433-460.

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