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Except, of course, all of those APIs with cost per token access grants.
Turing was just “some dude”.

His “test” which he called “the imitation game” was just some arbitrary heuristic he penned based on his own limited knowledge.

The test itself was born of a refutation that machines can “think”, and is constructed so as to avoid making that claim.

It simply asks "Are there imaginable digital computers which would do well in the imitation game?" That’s it. That’s the question, and that’s what a positive or negative result to your “Turing test” can answer.

“Passing” the imitation game was absolutely unintended to define human intelligence, reasoning, or “ai” and is still absolutely useless in defining any of those things now.

Please stop appealing to an authority you clearly have such little respect for and knowledge of that you miss appropriate their work to push a narrative in complete opposition to said authority’s own intent.