Turing Test
The test proposed by Turing: a machine passes if a human interrogator, communicating only by typed text, cannot reliably distinguish it from a human.
The test proposed by Turing: a machine passes if a human interrogator, communicating only by typed text, cannot reliably distinguish it from a human. Named "Turing Test" by others — Turing himself called it the Imitation Game.
Turing's original name for the test. A game with three players — an interrogator, a human, and a machine — where the machine tries to convince the interrogator it is human. The machine "wins" if it fools the interrogator.