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  "content":"<p><a href=\"https://social.librem.one/users/kyle\" class=\"mention\" rel=\"tag\">@kyle</a> it's an interesting question. the turing test is appealing because it's so simple, but i wonder what other benchmark would distinguish between a really effective tool, and a possibly thinking machine. i also wonder if <em>deception</em> is a hallmark of all kinds of intelligence, or just maybe ours...</p>",
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