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Turing Test 2.0: The General Intelligence Threshold

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  • Haebom

Author

Georgios Mappouras

Outline

This paper discusses the race to achieve artificial general intelligence (AGI) triggered by advances in artificial intelligence (AI) and large-scale language models (LLMs). We point out that existing intelligence measurement methods, such as the Turing Test, are inadequate for detecting AGI, and propose a new practical method to determine whether AGI exists. To this end, we establish a clear definition of general intelligence (GI) and a GI threshold (GIT), and propose a new testing framework, the 'Turing Test 2.0', which can simply, comprehensively, and clearly determine whether a system has reached GI. Finally, we present a real-world case of applying the Turing Test 2.0 framework to a modern AI model.

Takeaways, Limitations

Takeaways:
Overcoming the limitations of the existing Turing test and presenting a new framework for AGI detection (Turing Test 2.0)
Clear definition of general intelligence and setting of GI threshold (GIT)
Presenting an example of applying the Turing Test 2.0 to a real AI model
Limitations:
Further validation of the objectivity and general acceptability of the proposed GI definition and GIT settings is needed.
Further research is needed on the practical applicability and efficiency of the Turing Test 2.0 framework.
Lack of test results and analysis for different types of AI models
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