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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Janx" data-source="post: 6312719" data-attributes="member: 8835">This got me thinking.  Way back when I was a young lad, I wrote what today would be considered a chat bot.  It was based on a point Asimov made that Memory is often mistook as Intelligence (per some short story he wrote).  So I designed it the parrot whatever I told it to say in response to something.  With enough time spent "talking" to it, it would have a perfect memory of something to say.It was a simple enough pet project, and I've had ideas on improving it, but the trick of it was that it was a chat bot, and not an AI as I would have called it back then.The core problem to the concept of the Turing Test, is that people are writing chat bots to take the test, instead of designing true AIs and then having those true AIs take the test.</blockquote>