Abstract

BARON BIRCHENALL, Leonardo Francisco. Turing's imitation game and human thought. Av. Psicol. Latinoam. [online]. 2008, vol.26, n.2, pp.180-194. ISSN 1794-4724.

In 1950, the English mathematician Alan Mathison Turing proposed the basis of what some authors consider the test that a machine must pass to establish that it can think. This test is basically a game; nevertheless, it has had great influence in the development of the theories of the mind performance. The game specifications and some of its repercussions in the conception of thinking, the consciousness and the human will, will be ramifications of the path that will take us through the beginning of the artificial intelligence, passing along some of its singular manifestations, to culminate in the posing of certain restrictions of its fundaments.

Keywords : artificial intelligence; thought; simulation; Turing test.

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