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What does the phrase acting humanly describe as a goal for the field?

  • A.Building systems that always defer to human judgement
  • B.Designing interfaces that people find natural to use
  • C.Producing behaviour indistinguishable from that of a person
  • D.Reproducing the internal reasoning steps a person would take

Answer: C

Acting humanly is the Turing test programme, judged entirely by whether the behaviour passes for human, while thinking humanly is the cognitive modelling programme judged by whether the process matches. Deference and interface design are separate concerns. Keeping the four quadrants apart matters because each implies a different standard of evidence: a psychological experiment for one, a behavioural test for another and a mathematical argument for the rational quadrants.

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