Turing Test
In the Turing Test, a judge uses a teletype to communicate with two players in other rooms: a
person and a computer. The judge knows the players only by anonymous labels, such as player A and player B, on the text that they send to him. By typing questions to the players and examining their answers, the judge attempts to decide which is which. Both the human and machine try to convince the questioner that they are the human; the goal for the machine is to answer so that the judge cannot distinguish which is which.