"Less worried about AI passing the Turing test than humans failing it"
TinfoilTricorn · x · 2026-11-08
A viral repost quips that we used to worry about AI passing the Turing test — now the author is more concerned about people failing it. The one-liner captures a mood in the AI community: convincing conversation is no longer the bar, and authenticity and judgment have become the scarce commodity.
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