Re: Cheating on the Turing Test
A message by Mark Rosenfelder to comp.ai.philosophy dated 20 November 1991, replying to Jeff Dalton.
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- Re: Cheating on the Turing Test (Usenet message) comp.ai.philosophy (Usenet) · published 1991-11-20 · Archive member nov.91/282 of 91_nov.tgz, retrieved 2026-10-06 with the hash recorded by the pre-1996 candidate search. The header date is as preserved; there is no independent capture of the message. CMU Artificial Intelligence Repository archive.
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