Unlike the traditional Turing Test, which assesses a machine's ability to mimic human cognitive functions, the Inverse Turing Test evaluates the "human comprehensibility" of AI outputs.

Mimicry vs. Understanding: Passing the Turing test often involves mimicking human responses, making it more a test of mimicry and language generation than genuine human-like reasoning.

Making the abstract concepts easy to understand is what this Turing machine demonstrator aims to do.

Turing machines are widely believed to be universal, in the sense that any computation done by any system can also be done by a Turing machine. In a new paper, researchers present their work ...

Scientists have created the first “chemical Turing machine,” meaning a liquid that can do the calculations that define a classic computer science standard.

New composite semiconductor technology may enable super Turing machines. This may transpire before practical scalable quantum computers can be built. The net result: infinitely more degrees of ...