You report that the Turing test "challenges computer scientists to create a program that is indistinguishable from a person in its conversational ability".
Sundar Pichai's impressive demonstration, which I have used in several of my conferences, featured a voice with perfectly natural and human inflections, completely indistinguishable from a person, making calls and holding conversations with people who had no idea they were talking to a robotic assistant.
Nor is it disputed that the Arizona and Pennsylvania statutes in question create two classes of needy persons, indistinguishable except with respect to whether they are or are not citizens of this country.
"The goal right now is to get a voice that sounds almost indistinguishable from a real person".
"When we cued her with the word 'tennis,' her brain would activate in a way that is indistinguishable from a healthy person," says Owen.
Because of the cocktail of drugs that replaced AZT, his immune system is indistinguishable from a normal person's, his doctor says.
That's the Turing test - where a computer program is indistinguishable from a real person - almost passed then; and who'd have thought it, in a program written by a lone IT consultant from Wolverhampton with no AI background.
A form of treatment of others or as a result of it a distribution is equal numerically when it treats all persons as indistinguishable, thus treating them identically or granting them the same quantity of a good per capita.
Isolates from 85 persons were indistinguishable by PFGE.
If the PFGE patterns of isolates from >2 persons are indistinguishable, the responsible bacteria may be related to a common source (1 – 3 ).
The colonized spouse of the colonized OVC-VTH clinician reported no contact with horses; however, isolates from both of these persons were indistinguishable from an isolate recovered from a horse under that clinician's care.
