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| All other results, from slight doubt to true disbelief, constitute failure. The ELIZA test is different from the Inverse Turing Test. In the ELIZA test, evidence can be used donna powers to make the subject believe they are entering into dicourse with a computer. Usually, they are told about the history of the ELIZA program, and then launch a program called "ELIZA" themselves, from a terminal. Also, the real motive of the research is never donna powers mentioned, and a false motive is usually named. In the examples below, the subject was told that he was taking part in a donna powers study of eye motion in human-computer dialogues. A camera was levelled at his eye, and a white-coated researcher pretended to take notes as he typed. Often, a real session with the program ELIZA takes place as a control, before the "fake" ELIZA sessions occur. A book on the tests, "Making the Mind Backwards," by Edgar Sloren, is published by Doubleday Science Series. |
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