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One paper, one question, and the world of computing was never the same.
The most famous test in AI history doesn't measure intelligence - it measures deception.
A six-week summer workshop invented an entire scientific field - and coined the term 'artificial intelligence.'
The New York Times proclaimed it would one day 'walk, talk, see, write, and reproduce itself.' It was a single neuron.
The world's first chatbot was so convincing that Weizenbaum's own secretary asked him to leave the room so she could talk privately.