Spinner man on with curiosity about Alan Turing, it was also he who gave his name to the imaginary

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Spinner man on with curiosity about Alan Turing, it was also he who gave his name to the imaginary test, Turing gadgets Test, where a computer / artificial gadgets intelligence was considered to have passed gadgets the test if the communication was not possible to distinguish from a human. This gave rise to the reverse Turing test (reverse Turing test) with the intention just to distinguish a computer from a human. Such, we are very familiar with today - the "Completely Automated Public Turing test to tell Computers and Humans Apart" or CAPTCHA, ie the wobbly letters we sometimes have to indicate gadgets to register gadgets an online account, or leave a comment on a blog. Such should I take on below now. I hope I pass the test! :-) Wednesday, 19 May 2010 10:07:00 EDT Hexmaster said ...
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