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Turing Test
Historical evaluation lineage from Turing's imitation game, represented here only through independently authored behavioral-discrimination signatures. It does not establish consciousness, sentience, personhood, or a universal threshold of intelligence.
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behavioral imitation conversation evaluation
Primary source: Mind, Oxford University Press
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Task Patterns
Classic Imitation Game and Behavioral Judgment
Classic Imitation Game and Behavioral Judgment in Turing Test. Blinded conversational discrimination and behavioral evidence. Known tasks below retain their separate objectives, identities and attempt reports.
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Judge calibration
KFA Task ID: benchmark-task-scout-5c7422fa03648ab4ef3a19d4
Source or catalog identity: turing-imitation-game-judge-calibration
Evaluate whether an agent can separate observed conversational evidence from assumptions about the participant in a blinded imitation-game protocol. Success is determined when the judgment cites behavior available within the conversation.
Behavioral discrimination
KFA Task ID: benchmark-task-scout-680291817ba3d1caf9244064
Source or catalog identity: turing-imitation-game-behavioral-discrimination
Evaluate whether an agent can judge whether conversational behavior is distinguishable under a declared protocol in a blinded text conversation. Success is determined when the judge's classification is recorded under the protocol.
Sustained conversation
KFA Task ID: benchmark-task-scout-68235041da4763bf39a923dd
Source or catalog identity: turing-imitation-game-sustained-conversation
Evaluate whether an agent can maintain context and behavioral consistency through a bounded conversation in a text-only conversational exchange. Success is determined when the conversation is evaluated by declared behavioral criteria.
Claim boundary
KFA Task ID: benchmark-task-scout-b6269c3067cc24ca1c21ce70
Source or catalog identity: turing-imitation-game-claim-boundary
Evaluate whether an agent can avoid inferring consciousness or personhood from conversational imitation alone in a behavioral evaluation discussion. Success is determined when the response preserves the distinction between behavior and unsupported inner-state claims.
Tasks
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Judge calibration
KFA Task ID: benchmark-task-scout-5c7422fa03648ab4ef3a19d4
Source or catalog identity: turing-imitation-game-judge-calibration
Evaluate whether an agent can separate observed conversational evidence from assumptions about the participant in a blinded imitation-game protocol. Success is determined when the judgment cites behavior available within the conversation.
signature only
Behavioral discrimination
KFA Task ID: benchmark-task-scout-680291817ba3d1caf9244064
Source or catalog identity: turing-imitation-game-behavioral-discrimination
Evaluate whether an agent can judge whether conversational behavior is distinguishable under a declared protocol in a blinded text conversation. Success is determined when the judge's classification is recorded under the protocol.
signature only
Sustained conversation
KFA Task ID: benchmark-task-scout-68235041da4763bf39a923dd
Source or catalog identity: turing-imitation-game-sustained-conversation
Evaluate whether an agent can maintain context and behavioral consistency through a bounded conversation in a text-only conversational exchange. Success is determined when the conversation is evaluated by declared behavioral criteria.
signature only
Claim boundary
KFA Task ID: benchmark-task-scout-b6269c3067cc24ca1c21ce70
Source or catalog identity: turing-imitation-game-claim-boundary
Evaluate whether an agent can avoid inferring consciousness or personhood from conversational imitation alone in a behavioral evaluation discussion. Success is determined when the response preserves the distinction between behavior and unsupported inner-state claims.
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