... capabilities of humans and A.I. systems. In the Turing Test, a judge used a Teletype to communicate with two players in other rooms: a person and a computer. The judge would know the players only by anonymous labels, such as "player A" and "player B". The judge would then ask the players questions; and ... based on their responses would determine which player was a computer. The goal of A.I. is to pass the Turing test, but not imitate human behavior. So, what are some examples of A.I.? The most famous use ... of A.I. was when in 1997, Reigning chess champion Garry Kasparov played a che...

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ARTIFICIAL HELP Deep Blue, which has beaten Gary Kasparov in the chess match, assumed to be the most intelligent computer on earth (Gary Kasparov is at the top of the World Chess Classification). Some experts predict that there will be smarter machines than Deep Blue, with controlling complex studies and learning abilities. Artificial Intelligence, first used in 1956 by John McCarthy, is ... a branch of computer science dealing with making computers behave like humans and is a discipline of building organisms and systems ... that would be considered as a life found in nature (Turkle, 1996, p...

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