AGI-23 | The Relevance Of The Turing Test? Ascribing Intention Into Any Experience - Martin Ingvar @SingularityNET
AGI-23 | The Relevance Of The Turing Test? Ascribing Intention Into Any Experience - Martin Ingvar  @SingularityNET
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This is a recording of the AGI23 Conference, Day 2, June 17th, Stockholm. Keynote: The Relevance Of The Turing Test? Ascribing Intention Into Any Experience, by Martin Ingvar.

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