Computing Machinery and Intelligence - Turing

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        <b>Turing believed that someday machines would be able to perform intellectual operations 
        equivalent to those of an adult human being. His 1950 paper "Computing Machinery and 
        Intelligence" proposes a test, now known as the Turing Test, that Turing believed would 
        settle the question of whether machines can think. Turing's work is acknowledged as the 
        foundation of research in artificial intelligence.</b>
      
      
        
      
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        <b>TURING, Alan. "Computing Machines and Intelligence," in MIND, A Quarterly Review of 
        Psychology and Philosophy, Vol. 59, No. 236, October, 1950, pp. 433-460. The complete 
        issue, in original gray wrappers. First printing. Light wear to wrappers with crease to 
        front wrapper, front joint very tender. Ink markings, not to Turing's article. A very good 
        copy, rare in original wrappers. $2000.</b>
      
      
        
      
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Computing Machinery and Intelligence - Turing

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