A Non-Behavioural, Computational Extension to the Turing Test
David L. Dowe, Alan R Hajek · 1998
We also ask the following question: Given two programs H1 and H2 respectively of lengths l1 and l2, l1! l2, if H1 and H2 perform equally well (to date) on a Turing Test, which, if either, should be preferred for the future? We also set a challenge. If humans can presume intelligence in their ability to set the Turing test, then we issue the additional challenge to researchers to get machines to administer the Turing Test.