Turing Game - Online & Ars Electronica Festival 2024

http://play.turinggame.ai Can machines think? Alan Turing's decades-old question (1950) and the straightforward test he proposed continues to influence the field of artificial intelligence (AI). The rapid technological development in recent years, particularly in the field of generative AI has triggered a controvers discussion to all of society. When do we start to perceive an AI as equal to, or even more human than, other people? This is closely linked to the functioning of language and to the way we think. And that's why it is time to rethink Turing's principled test idea... Can you distinguish humans from AI? Let's play the Turing Game! Ars Electronica Festival: 04.09. - 08.09.2024 - Linz/PostCity A collaborative project between the Institute for Machine Learning (JKU Linz), the LIT Law Lab (JKU Linz), and the Software Competence Center Hagenberg (SCCH) as part of the Ars Electronica Festival 2024. Lead and Scientific Supervision: Bernhard Nessler (SCCH/JKU) Co-Lead and Legal Advisory: Gregor Aichinger (JKU/SCCH) Art Director: Katharina Leitner MA Technical and legal research team: Simon Schmid (SCCH), Patrick Mederitsch (SCCH), Alexander Aufreiter (SCCH/JKU), Michael Alexander (SCCH/JKU), Felix Nessler (JKU), Severin Bergsmann (SCCH/JKU), Michal Lewandowski (SCCH), Rudolf George Albu (JKU), Cornelia Eisenberg (JKU), Viktor Szolga (JKU), Tobias Halmdienst (JKU), Markus Essl (JKU), Ahmed Soror (JKU) Media partner: Bacon & Bold, Linz/Wien The project and the interdisciplinary research of the SCCH, the LIT Law Lab and the JKU ML Institute was founded by the Linz Institute of Technology (LIT) of the JKU, by the business and research strategy #upperVISION2030 of the country Upper Austria in the project “AI Engineering and Certification Center”, and by the collaboration with TÜV AUSTRIA and the joint venture TRUSTIFAI in the CERT project.