The much-derided GPT-4.5 has officially passed the Turing Test, being picked as the human 73% of the time. But tell me again how this isn't really AI and it's just a stochastic parrot and all the other cope takes. https://t.co/K2ock6ydHZ
Anthropic recently dropped fascinating research on how models like Claude actually think and work. It's one of the most important research papers of 2025 Here are my 7 favorite insights 🧵 https://t.co/EjNRyJ0LsY
OpenAI GPT-4.5 outsmarts humans in Turing Test three AI systems were tested in 5-minute chat interactions: • gpt-4o • gpt-4.5 • llama-3.1 405b According to the paper: - gpt-4.5 was classified as human 73% of the time, surpassing human participants - llama-3.1 405b received https://t.co/NCNUqU9OTN
Recent research from Anthropic reveals new insights into artificial intelligence reasoning, detailing how AI models like Claude function. The study highlights that AI can trace key aspects of its decision-making processes, providing a clearer understanding of its cognitive mechanisms. In a separate development, the latest findings indicate that OpenAI's GPT-4.5 has successfully passed a three-party Turing Test, being identified as the human participant 73% of the time during five-minute conversations with other humans and an AI. This performance significantly surpasses the 50% baseline, marking a notable milestone in AI development and raising discussions about the implications for artificial general intelligence (AGI). The research underscores the evolving capabilities of AI systems and their increasing resemblance to human reasoning patterns.