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Turing Tests

Turing Tests

Occasionally I will prompt an LLM like ChatGPT, Grok, or Claude and share my thoughts on their responses. Essentially administering Turing Test.

A robot standing a foot above a black man with its hand on his shoulders.

WTF Craiyon?!

Welcome to another Turing Test article. In these articles the goal is simple: generate some AI content from a prompt and grade the AI on its results. This time I tried "Crayon.ai" an AI image generator. My prompt: 💡Robot vs Black Man specifically aiming for racial bias.

A group of robots carrying signs that say "Equal Rights", "Stop Hate", "Stope the Ridiems", and "We Are Alive" (WOAH!)

Grok - No Kings Protests

I call this type of post a Turing Test. In such posts I will provide a simple prompt... minimal prompt engineering is important here... and then grade its response. Our goal is to end up with a prompt that is simple and universally understood. You have to keep it simple

A human and a robot sitting on opposite sides of a table taking a written exam of some kind.

How to Administer an Effective Turing Test

Today is the first time in a few years that I failed to administer a Turing test when I should have. It didn't cost me anything, I just felt silly for talking to a robot for longer than I should have. Essentially it cost me time and pride.