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A test devised by Alan M. Turing (1912-1954) in the 1950s intended to determine machine intelligence. The setup of the test is this: The interrogator, a human, is in a room separate from the machine being tested and another human. The interrogator questions both the machine and the human via a keyboard, and tries to discern which is the machine and which is human. A computer that can pass the Turing test (that is, be indistinguishable from the human), is considered to have intelligence.
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