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1838 The TruckerTom Artificial Intelligence Test

May 14, 2014PodcastAndroid, Artificial intelligence, Associations, Double Slit Experiment, FaceBook, Human, philosophy, Roy Masters, Stephen Hawking, twitter, WikipediaTomWiles

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I describe the TruckerTom Artificial Intelligence Test. If an intelligent machine can be constructed that can collapse the wave function of electrons by measuring them in the Double Slit Experiment, the machine is conscious in the same way that human beings are. If the machine cannot collapse the wave function with its artificial awareness, then it is NOT conscious and is nothing more than a sophisticated adding machine.

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