0:05 [music] How's everyone doing today? [screaming] Uh, lots to talk about tonight. YC AI for Bio Club. Very exciting night tonight. Some of my favorite uh, speakers and a couple of my favorite um, folks in the in the lab that are coming and even some of my favorite folks um, that I worked with at YC are coming tonight to speak. So, I'm super excited. But before that, I kind of have a crazy idea. I need everyone to take out their phone and scan this. And then I'll tell
0:36 you why in a second. Okay. So, I had uh kind of an argument with um Greg at Arc AGI who we had this dinner and he was kind of arguing that the Turing test is solved. Specifically, uh Alan Turing said in about 50 years in 1950, so in the year 2000, uh it'll be possible to program computers to make them play the imitation game so well that an average interrogator will not have more than 70% chance of making the
1:08 right identification after 5 minutes of questioning. And I think that we have not passed it because every time I talk to, you know, a chatbot on some website, you know, some customer service bot on Air Canada, I'm like, I know this is AI. Like, I'm pretty sure this is not a person. And so, I don't know. I don't think I I think I have better than 70% chance. Let's find out. So, what we have, I have about uh a bunch of people who are on this website ready to chat with you. And some of you will be paired with those people and some of you will
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