Book Review
Computational LinguisticsPublished 1 September 2005Open access
William J. Rapaport
Citations54
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Abstract
This eagerly awaited anthology, while surely not the last word on the Turing Test, equally surely deserves to become the principal source of information on the test.It includes not only Turing's classic paper, but a fine selection of the main replies to date, all tied together by an engaging and penetrating essay by the editor.
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