Three quarters of the Turing test with Chatgpt-4.5 chat boot accepted artificial intelligence for a person, Analytics India Magazine reports with reference to the study of scientists from the University of California in San Diego. Openai published GPT-4.5 in February this year.
The authors of the study offered the subjects different models of AI with a minimum or advanced instructions for behavior during the experiment. The minimum instruction only reported the neural networks that she would participate in the Turing test, and transmitted technical information. The expanded Persona instruction contained a description of the personality for which the chatbot should issue itself, a list of relevant news and tips on how ordinary people correspond to correspondence.
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The experiment participants accepted ChatGPT-4.5 with Persona instructions for a person in 73 percent of cases, and without additional instructions the chatbot “won” twice as less. The model from Meta Llama 3.1-405b with the same instruction successfully pretended to be a person in 56 percent of dialogs, and without it - in 38 percent.
Last year, researchers from this university conducted a Turing test with ChatGPT-4, comparing it with version 3.5. The newer model then managed to deceive the subjects in 67 percent of dialogs, and version 3.5 - only in half the cases.
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British mathematician Alan Turing 75 years ago proposed a test to determine whether artificial intelligence can be considered reasonable. In the original version of the test, the subject must simultaneously communicate with a computer and a person, and then answer which of the interlocutors is a real person.
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