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1of the trend's 63 episodes
Technology
Turing test
A test of whether a person can tell a machine from a human in conversation
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episode with a mention
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fragments with a timecode
May 2026
first mention
May 2026
peak · 1 in a month
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Turing test in the author's trends
all 20 thoughts →A link is an episode of the thought where Turing test is central or discussed in depth, or an author's quote that names it. The bar counts the shared episodes; blue bars are the months they meet on the May 2024 — October 2026 scale.
4 of the author's 20 thoughts are linked to Turing test · “Details” shows the shared episodes and a quote
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1of the trend's 30 episodes
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thoughts whose episodes don't feature Turing test centrally or in depth
01Familiar search, browsers and apps will give way to AI dialogue02Use AI every day and for everything04Build it yourself in Codex or Claude Code, do not commission it05Tell AI about yourself and give it your data06Those who use AI will pull ever further ahead of the rest07Pay for AI and switch on the strongest mode08Work with AI directly, without bots and middlemen09Share data with AI without fear, but keep your boundaries12Judge AI by your own tasks, not by rankings13Hand AI the whole task and demand a finished result14Strong AI will become expensive and limited16AI changes in weeks, not years17What matters is grasping the whole task, not a profession or degree18Rebuild processes for AI instead of automating the old ones19Upload your test results to AI as a second opinion20Models are already smarter than any expert