Is the definition of AI that it can fool people?

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Is AI still defined by the Turing Test?Doesn't the Turing Test determine only if a machine can fool people into thinking it is intelligent?If fooling people is the defining characteristic of AI, am I a fool to think that AI can produce work of concrete (non-foolish) value?

rzzzwilson · Accepted Answer

The ability to fool people is quite a low bar. See the ELIZA effect.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ELIZA_effect

__patchbit__ · Answer

No. Beyond convincing behavior replication, AI's next challege is design.Richard Sutton - The future of AI https://youtu.be/ThFq87Rp21s

Is the definition of AI that it can fool people?

Is AI still defined by the Turing Test?
Doesn't the Turing Test determine only if a machine can fool people into thinking it is intelligent?
If fooling people is the defining characteristic of AI, am I a fool to think that AI can produce work of concrete (non-foolish) value?

The ability to fool people is quite a low bar. See the ELIZA effect.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ELIZA_effect

No. Beyond convincing behavior replication, AI's next challege is design.
Richard Sutton - The future of AI https://youtu.be/ThFq87Rp21s