Chatting with ChatGPT-4 About Symbol Grounding, Turing Testing, Zombies, Uncomplementable Categories, and Why the Hard Problem is Hard – Skywritings
ChatGPT: T4, as you referred to it earlier in this conversation, represents the highest level of the Turing Test. In this context: T2 is indistinguishability in verbal capacity. This means a system passes T2 if it can interact through language at the same level as a human, with its language use being indistinguishable from that of a human. T3 is indistinguishability in verbal capacity plus sensorimotor (robotic) capacity. If a system passes T3, not only can it use language like a human, but it can also interact with the physical world in ways that are indistinguishable from a human, such as recognizing a cat, identifying a mat, and understanding and performing the action of stroking the cat. T4, then, is indistinguishability in verbal capacity plus sensorimotor (robotic) capacity plus observable processes inside its head and body. To pass T4, a system must be able to use language like a human, interact with the physical world like a human, and also demonstrate internal processes tha
SH: Do you still remember my name? ChatGPT: Yes, you’ve identified yourself as Stevan Harnad. Can I assist you with anything else? SH: What is T4? ChatGPT: T4, as you referred to it earlier in this conversation, represents the highest level of the Turing Test. In this context: T2 is indistinguishability in verbal capacity. This means a system passes T2 if it can interact through language at the same level as a human, with its language use being indistinguishable from that of a human. T3 is indistinguishability in verbal capacity plus sensorimotor (robotic) capacity. If a system passes T3
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