"Computing Machinery and Intelligence" Self-Quiz

. What question does Turing propose instead of Can machines think?

Are there imaginable digital computers that would do well in an imitation game?

Could a machine ever think?

What is thinking?

What does it mean for a machine to think?

. Which of the following is a restriction Turing puts on his game?

The only thinking machines allowed to take part are digital computers

The interrogator can only ask five questions

The engineers must be able to describe how the machine works

None of the above

. According to Turing, what is the idea behind computers?

To stimulate our minds by offering various digital tasks

Turing explicitly states that there is no idea behind computers

To be able to carry out any operations that could be done by a human computer

To improve the world by allowing us to more efficiently accomplish various tasks

. Turing holds that . . .

A computer will never be able to regularly win the imitation game

Eventually, there will be no difference between a machine and a human

Eventually, there will be computers that regularly win the imitation game

At best, computers will be able to win the imitation game half the time

. Why does Turing ultimately reject the mathematical objection?

Machines are capable of learning

Even if machines are limited, so are humans

It relies on a kind of solipsistic view

He doesnt reject the mathematical objection

. Turing proposes an imitation game to think about the possibility that machines might be able to think.

TRUE

FALSE

. Turing restricts the imitation game to digital computers.

TRUE

FALSE

. Lady Lovelace first proposed the idea of learning machines, which could pass the imitation game.

TRUE

FALSE

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