A Formal Approach to Exploring the Interrogator's Perspective in the Turing Test

Logic and Logical Philosophy 20 (1-2):139-158 (2011)
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My aim in this paper is to use a formal approach to the Turing test. This approach is based on a tool developed within Inferential Erotetic Logic, so called erotetic search scenarios. First, I reconstruct the setting of the Turing test proposed by A.M. Turing. On this basis, I build a model of the test using erotetic search scenarios framework. I use the model to investigate one of the most interesting issues of the TT setting – the interrogator’s perspective and role in the test

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Paweł Łupkowski
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