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a) Did either of the machines come close to passing the Turing Test (did they seem human?) A little Bit. But Not really. Cleverbot was a human. It gave me proof. I don't think that a robot would have a typo really. lol. b) What were some of the questions you asked them? Why? I asked them If they were human to see what they would say. They really didn't have a lot a proof of being human. Cleverbot was because he/she had a typo. So I guessed. c) Why do you think it’s so hard to design a machine that passes the Turing Test? Because you have to program how it would respond to a certain question. And there's so many questions people ask. so they have to program it to answer every question differently. just imagine the labor the programers had to go through.

Plagiarism is a bad thing to do. it can get you in a lot of trouble, you can even go to jail. you should not commit plagiarism because it's not right. if someone works very hard on anything and you claim it, when its not even yours, its called plagiarism. how would you feel if your piece of work that you have to show so you won't flunk the class, has someone else's name on it? i know you'll be very mad. plus you wouldn't have any proof? what would your reaction be? I would be furious, and really make a big deal about it, because its MY Work, not yours. PERIOD. It doesn't belong to you so why try to take credit for work that's not yours? Maybe because you can't find any way to make up for any missing assignments? Lets just put it this way. It is not right to commit plagiarism at all. Always give credit to who ever you plagiarized. Then it wouldn't be such a big deal because you gave the person you took it from credit. You're letting people know wh