All Possible Conversations Machine
An unintelligent machine engaging in sensible conversation by searching a database containing all possible lines of conversation in a finite Turing test, would pass the neo-Turing test—but it would be only echoing its programmer's intelligence.


Ned Block, 1981.

"This machine isn't intelligent. Its intelligence comes for the programmers who coded in all the conversations."

Note: Block simply calls this the "Unintelligent Machine".
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