If a machine can pass the Turing Test, then it is intelligent.
Computer science, codebreaking
Paraphrase of the core idea of the Turing Test, often simplified. Not a direct quote in this precise wording from 'Computing Machinery and Intelligence', but accurately reflects his concept.
1950 (concept)
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Shocking"A computer would deserve to be called intelligent if it could deceive a human into believing that it was human."
Strange & Unusual"The true nature of intelligence is not to be found in the ability to solve problems, but in the ability to ask the right questions."
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Strange & Unusual