Discussion
What is a common objection to the Turing test?
Answer: A
Critics observe that a system might pass by evasion, mimicry of human error and conversational trickery without any of the capabilities the test was meant to detect, and that the test is anthropocentric and unhelpful as a research goal. Judges are readily found, and arithmetic speed and memory are not what it measures. A test that can be gamed measures the gaming as much as the capability, which is a difficulty every benchmark in the field has faced since.
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