Philosophy discussion 5
Turing devised the 'Imitation Game' as a way to answer the question 'can a machine think?' Is Turing right that someday there will be machines, or very human-like androids, which think or are conscious like humans? How will we be able to tell (if they are 'thinking' or if they are indeed 'conscious')?
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