From the Buzzing in Turing’s Head to Machine Intelligence Contests
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| Abstract | This paper presents an analysis of three major contests for machine intelligence. We conclude that a new era for Turing’s test requires a fillip in the guise of a committed sponsor, not unlike DARPA, funders of the successful 2007 Urban Challenge. | |||||||||
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