Artificial Intelligence (AI) has become one of the most discussed software concepts in the past few years and its influence has seeped into casual conversations. While AI is not a new concept, the advancements of modern technology have finally progressed to the point where practical AI is possible. From the mind-boggling computational power of modern graphics processors to the early phases of 5G, the Utopia dream of seeing AI play a role in daily life is nearly a reality.
Even with this evolution in technology, AI continues to root itself in some of the veteran laws and concepts developed in the 20th century. Foremost among these concepts is the Imitation Game. In this article, we will delve into Alan Turing's famous game and explore some of the many critiques and rebuttals to this famous experiment. We will also explore some of Turing's refutations of these criticisms and the vision the famous computer scientist had for AI.