Discussion
The 'Imitation Game', was the original name of :
Answer: B
'The Imitation Game' was the original name of The Turing Test.
In his 1950 paper 'Computing Machinery and Intelligence', Alan Turing proposed the 'imitation game', in which an interrogator tries to tell a machine from a human by questioning them in writing. It is now called the Turing test.
LISP is a programming language created by John McCarthy, and the halting problem is a different result of Turing's (1936) about computability, so 'All of the above' is wrong too.
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