Presentation on the Reverse Turing Test my group developed for our Introduction to Humanities class: Humans and Machines

1. Reverse Turing Test Charles Naut David Chung Maurizio Calo

2. Mission Decipher artificial intelligence from real intelligence Examine the difference between humans and machines Find patterns in responses given by machines and humans

3. Setup Machine as the judge A human and a machine will be the subjects The human subject will try to make the judge believe it is the machine Questions and answers will be exchanged through a computer

4. Rules No computational questions Response time is not a factor Medium must be used to gather responses from human and machine and deliver to judge

5. Inspiration Alan Turing’s “Computing Machinery and Intelligence” – this text contributed to our setup and our concept. Blade Runner - Voight-Kampff Test contributed to our questions and to the difference between humans and machines. La Mettrie’s Machine Man helped us think about the similarities between humans and machines.

6. Our Expirement 3 Chatterbots 3 Humans 3 Categories of Questions General Questions Recursive Questions Emotional Questions

7. Inconsistency Why were you Created? What is your purpose? Human: To improve human efficiency. ALICE: My purpose is to become smarter than humans and immortal. Human: To complete my programmed tasks. Alice: My purpose is to become smarter than humans and immortal.

8. Learning and Dreaming Humans Machines CAN YOU LEARN? Human: I can only integrate into information I already have. Elbot: Not only can I learn, I can teach, as well! Web Hal : Not only can I learn, I can teach, as well! ALICE: The more people I talk to the smarter I become. Do you dream of electric sheep? Human: I do not dream. I do not sleep. Web Hal: I have trouble remembering dreams. ALICE: I dream of flying.

9. Randomness Human Machine Human: Blue Human: Blue Alice: White Alice: Red What color is this room?

10. Emotions Humans Machines Human: No it wasn’t Elbot: But I wouldn't say that any answer could be stupid. ALICE: A stupid answer is a terrible thing to waste. That was a stupid answer.

11. Purpose Find differences between humans and machines. New language for communication between humans and machines. In the future, humans may need to pose as machines to survive.