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UCSD Researchers Evaluate GPT-4’s Performance in a Turing Test: Unveiling the Dynamics of Human-like Deception and Communication Strategies

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The GPT-4 was tested using a public Turing test on the internet by a group of researchers from UCSD. The best performing GPT-4 prompt was successful in 41% of games, which was better than the baselines given by ELIZA (27%), GPT-3.5 (14%), and random chance (63%), but it still needs to be quite there. The results of the Turing Test showed that participants judged primarily on language style (35% of the total) and social-emotional qualities (27%).

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