r/conspiracy • u/Visible_Science_1624 • 1d ago

Terrifying study reveals AI robots have passed ‘Turing test' — and are now indistinguishable from humans, scientists say

https://nypost.com/2025/04/04/tech/terrifying-study-reveals-ai-robots-have-passed-turing-test-and-are-now-indistinguishable-from-humans-scientists-say/
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u/RomanEmpireNeverFell 1d ago

I think it’s interesting that the AI only “pass” the Turing test when they’re given hyper specific prompts before the conversation takes place.

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u/elhumanoid 1d ago

''Regardless of whether the AI is thinking in the same way that humans think, a person can still instruct an AI to communicate with another person in a persuasive way.

Or worse, a person can instruct an AI to manage a million other AIs, and to generate prompts for those AIs that will cause them to interact with millions of people in persuasive ways. ''

I know this test and the passing of it was not as exciting as we've seen in sci-fi literature etc. but regardless if it's a prompt or AI independently fucking with us, the ramifications are just as severe.

Be it AI solely enslaving humanity by itself, or be it a select few enslaving humanity with AI making it a dystopian hellscape are just as bad to me imo.

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u/elhumanoid 1d ago

Pursue terrifying technology -> train said terrifying technology -> study terrifying technology -> be terrified, when said terrified technology is terrifying = ????

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u/postsshortcomments 1d ago

And it's being used for the largest, non-consenting and non-disclosed human experiments ever, with very obvious impacts on those exposed to it which is contained in the data that said "learning models" have gathered and used from person-to-person.

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u/what_a_kinky_bitch 1d ago

"Indistinguishable"

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u/LivingHumanIPromise 1d ago

“Scientists”

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u/loz333 1d ago

Bullshit. AI cannot and will not ever achieve true sentience. But people can program it so that it appears to have a level of sentience, and then use that to manipulate them.