So if a human fails a Turing test, we can remove their rights of personhood?

I'm just checking your logic to see if a two way communicative process, or if humans are granted magic values here?

For example, great apes look somewhat like humans but can't pass a Turing test. Should we give them same rights as humans too? It works other way too.

Bing chat would do better at passing a Turing test than many real people I suspect.

I'm strongly convinced that a Turing test can be passed by a non-sentient entity. Being sentient and smart is sufficient to fool a judge, but not necessary, people can be fooled by stupid illusions.

I'm pretty sure if let's say OpenAI worked 1 year on passing the Turing test, they would achieve it. It seems extremely close. Current LLMs are trained to be useful, not to trick humans.