Computing Machinery and Intelligence
Alan Turing’s paper in Mind, vol. LIX, no. 236 (October 1950), pp. 433–460, read in the original offprint held by the Turing Digital Archive (AMT/B/19).
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- Computing Machinery and Intelligence (offprint, AMT/B/19) Mind · published 1950-10 · Original Mind offprint, scanned by the archive; printed pp. 448–449 read on the page images for this collection (scans 16–17). Offprint held by the Turing Digital Archive, King’s College, Cambridge.
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