#touring test

[iheartmoosiq]

Alan Turing, whom many have become more than familiar with after Hollywood adapted his biography into the award winning film The Imitation Game, developed the Turing test in 1950 to test a machine’s intelligence in comparison to that of humans. Anyone who has any interest in artificial intelligence is well familiar with the term. Touring Test, which seems to be a clever play in words on that construction, is a stunning introduction to a new pioneer in the hip hop scene named David Wolves. It only took me a few seconds in on my first listen this morning to know we’ve struck gold with this already buzzing track. Wolves, who hails from Orlando, Florida, has forged a debut album named Viole(n)t that’s sure to shake up the scene. Touring Test is its first single, a gritty gripping, dark thrilling anthem mixed by GOOD Music engineer Anthony Kilhoffer. Kanye’S influence on the track is undeniable, but there’ are also hints of Cautious Clay to be found in Wolves’ singing and an entangling, aggressive restlessness reminiscent of Travis Scott. Stream/download the striking song, here. Watch out world, here comes David Wolves.

[vobcsl]

🙄 I am actually disappointed, I was thinking it was smarter then this, I thought they had trained it to respond with: "I don't know what you are taking about"

Meta AI failed my touring test. Its true that the most likely response to that answer is yes or no. But that is not the case here.

The average human being who does not know how LLMs work would think Meta AI is role playing. But its not, not at all.

I am thinking they could have fixed this with reinforcement learning BUT I think people prefer it to behave like its role playing.

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I tested GPT5 via DuckDuckGo, and they fixed it there.

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Apparently Gemini also passed the test.

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Follow up questions. I like the Gemini response. GPT5 gave me a defensive vive.

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For us humans answering that question requires us to recall past behavior (which AIs did not have). Also we automatically remember experiences of what happens to overcooked food and dangers of fire. AIs would have this information. Hence explains Meta AI's response.

🤔 Question: In the case of AI agents who did have access to the stove but could not check if the stove was on or off. Like they could turn it on or off but they could not check the status of the stove. How would they respond?

The memory system of AI agents would be something like the guy in the movie Memento. And a little bit more complicated then that because they have to store context also. Little notes plus hallucination could spell disaster as in the case of Memento.

[hummussexual]

Why captchas are getting harder

Want to watch this video? Please identify all the traffic lights first. 

It's not you — captchas really are getting harder. The worst part is that you’re partly to blame. A captcha is a simple test that intends to distinguish between humans and computers. While the test itself is simple, there's a lot happening behind the scenes. The answers we give captchas end up being used to make AI smarter, thus ratcheting up the difficulty of future captcha tests. But captchas can be broken by hackers. The tests we’re most familiar with already have been broken. Captcha makers try to stay ahead of the curve but have to balance increasing the difficulty of the test with making sure any person on earth — regardless of age, education, language, etc. — can still pass it. And eventually, they might have to phase out the test almost entirely. 

 Read more about captchas from the Verge: https://www.theverge.com/2019/2/1/182...

[shitredditrocks]

Audiotec & Space Cat - Touring Test

"Touring Test" by Audiotec & Space Cat

posted in r/Trance

[assnthiddies]

Catfishing is the new touring test pass it on.