@article {2060,
	title = {Our Mother the Machine, by Dan Rockmore [Huffpost] },
	year = {2015},
	month = {05/2015},
	publisher = {Huffington Post},
	abstract = {<p>Prof. Dan Rockmore, Director of the Neukom Institute for Computational Science - Dartmouth College and member of the CBMM External Advisory Committe (EAC), has contributed an article to the Huffington Pist which may be of interest to the CBMM Commnity.</p>

<p>"The last couple years were pretty great years in the movies for artificial intelligence. "Her" -- the first movie ever about a relationship between an operating system and a person -- as well as the "The Imitation Game" -- about the father of AI, Alan Turing -- each won Oscars for their screenplays in addition to earning multiple nominations, including for best picture. Central to both of these movies was the famous "Turing Test," a thought experiment for providing a benchmark for achieving a level of human intelligence in a machine, wherein a human is given the opportunity to "converse" with a hidden partner, either another person or a machine. If the conversational guinea pig mistakes a machine for a person, then technology has finally made the great leap forward in the bridging of brains with bits and bytes. ... "</p>
},
	url = {http://www.huffingtonpost.com/dan-rockmore/our-mother-the-machine_b_7273504.html},
	author = {Dan Rockmore}
}
