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ereecah

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The Turing test involves a communication between a human asking questions (the interrogator) and two unknown beings. If the interrogator finds the two beings to be ________, he or she passes the test.
 
  A) possibly dissimilar
  B) similar to each other
  C) prototypes of each other
  D) distinguishable by the computer
  E) indistinguishable from each other

Question 2

It was suggested (by the author of the text) that:
 
  A) Someday computers will be the only ones playing chess
  B) Computers will eventually conduct all research
  C) Computers will eventually take over the world
  D) There is still a huge conceptual leap between the types of actions produced by the human brain and an
  artificial brain
  E) Computers will someday be the only artists



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Answer to Question 1

E

Answer to Question 2

D



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