It's an interesting claim. Basically the AI's success is because it covers its shortcomings by claiming to be 1) young (plausibility for not knowing commonly known things), and 2) speaking in a non-native language he's not fluent in (cover for not communicating well).
This leads to the question: where do you draw the line? Could a computer pass the Turing Test if its "parents" claimed it's their baby mashing on the keyboard, and the computer just outputs random characters?
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This leads to the question: where do you draw the line? Could a computer pass the Turing Test if its "parents" claimed it's their baby mashing on the keyboard, and the computer just outputs random characters?