LLM Problems Observed in Humans

Re:LLM Problems Observed in Humans by leonidasv on Wednesday January 07, 2026 @11:25AM (#46528300)

> While some are still discussing why computers will never be able to pass the Turing test

Are people still debating that? I thought it was settled by the time GPT-4 came out.

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Re:LLM Problems Observed in Humans by omnicognate on Wednesday January 07, 2026 @11:36AM (#46528507)

There is no the Turing test. I think ELIZA was the first program to pass a Turing test, around 60 years ago.

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Re:LLM Problems Observed in Humans by gcuvyvtvv6 on Wednesday January 07, 2026 @11:28AM (#46528349)

You're absolutely right.

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Re:LLM Problems Observed in Humans by rcruzeiro on Wednesday January 07, 2026 @11:41AM (#46528586)

You are right to push back on that.

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Re:LLM Problems Observed in Humans by empath75 on Wednesday January 07, 2026 @11:42AM (#46528592)

I have an idea for a reverse turing test where humans have to convince an LLM that they are an LLM. I suspect that most people would fail, proving that humans lack intelligence.

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