Turing Test in Extended Reality
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https://doi.org/10.32603/2071-2340-2025-4-81-90Keywords:
Turing test, extended reality, context dependent definitionsAbstract
Turing Test in Extended Reality Turing Test is discussed in the context of so called extended reality, a modern general term for immersive technologies that combine real experience and computer-based simulation from social networks to AI. The notions of virtual object, virtual situation and virtual reality are contextualized. The ``machine'' of the original Turing Test from modern point of view is part of the extended reality . It brings new possibilities but may also be subject to various laws and constraints proper to such heterogeneous reality (different from human intellect and imagination). This aspect is considered in the final part of this paper
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