The Latest Breaking News from Alan Turing

No AI has managed to successfully pass the Turing test by fulfilling the specific conditions he outlined

In 1950, British computer scientist Alan Turing proposed an experimental method for answering the question: can machines think? He suggested if a human couldn’t tell whether they were speaking to an artificially intelligent (AI) machine or another human after five minutes of questioning, this would demonstrate AI has human-like intelligence.

The Defence Secretary suggested erecting a statue of Alan Turing on the Fourth Plinth in London

Pronoun usage has entered the technology industry discourse and mandates related to pronouns can be added to style guides for prompt engineering of AI models

Oppenheimer is almost here, so what better time to look back at the best biopics based on history's most influential scientists?

The plinth is currently used to showcase artistic works temporarily.

Fraudsters are being given more sophisticated ways to trick us into believing they are someone they are not, says James Wise, a trustee of the thinktank Demos

He proposed a new test that tasks A.I. with turning $100,000 into a million-dollar business.

Scientists used CRISPR editing to make the world's 1st genetically modified snakes, giving new insight into how the reptiles develop their patterned scales