прошла тест Тьюринга

Первая компьютерная программа-искусственный собеседник, разработанная программистами из России, прошла известный тест Тьюринга. Об этом пишет в воскресенье, 8 июня, газета The Independent. lenta.ru

Computer, simulating a 13-year-old boy, becomes first to pass Turing test.

ну вот.

Российская компьютерная программа первой в мире прошла тест Тьюринга: учёные, проводившие тест, задавали программе самые хитрые вопросы, но так и не смогли по ответам программы отличить её от человека, говорящего по-русски. На любой вопрос программа отвечала фразой "Пошёл на хуй". - народ

от себя добавлю:

how do they know what's going on in Kasparov's brain? how do they know he's not using what they call "brute force"? his introspection? it's worth nothing, a bunch of rationalizations and self-deceptions.

also - what's "brute force"? most people using this term won't be able to tell a CPU from a screwdriver.

algorithms inside Deep Blue are smarter than 90% of the stupid population of this planet.

с-300

Вести-24 произнесли с-300 вслух, сирийский корреспондент сказал, что комплексы отгружают, хоть и без ссылки на источник. показали русских за пультом управления...

Syria is conspicuously missing from the Western news media headlines today...

but somewhere underneath Jerusalem confirmed: Israel asked Russia not to sell Syria S-300

счастье

Breitbart had died unexpectedly at the age of 43 from natural causes in Los Angeles. After collapsing while walking in Brentwood, paramedics responding to a bystander's alert rushed him to the Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center, where he was declared dead. - Wiki

гораздо лучше, чем в лотерею выиграть.

Mr. Breitbart had a single glass of wine during the conversation and seemed to be in both good spirits and good health. ... Minutes after exiting the bar, he collapsed in front of a Starbucks like a “sack of potatoes,” one witness said. Paramedics were unable to revive him. Later, his father-in-law, the actor Orson Bean, said that Mr. Breitbart had a history of heart ailments. - The Life and Death of a Provocateur

“I came home one day to our first apartment to find a couple of Jehovah’s Witnesses,” she wrote, “trying to wrap up the conversation and get out.”

The people in the audience, many of whom had spent countless hours locked in conversational combat with Mr. Breitbart, laughed long and hard at that one.