Eugene Goostman & The Science of What Disgusts You

The video discusses Gustman, a computer program that passed the Turing Test by convincing judges it was human. This sparked debate about the test's difficulty. Critics argue that the test should be more challenging. The video also covers a study on how disgust impacts memory, showing that people remember disgusting content better. This has implications for media and advertising.

What was the main achievement of the computer program Gustman?

• It translated languages in real-time.

• It solved complex mathematical problems.

• It passed the Turing Test by convincing judges it was human.

• It played chess at a grandmaster level.

What was a key criticism of Gustman's performance in the Turing Test?

• It was too advanced for the judges.

• It was unable to communicate in English.

• It relied on stereotypical teenage behavior rather than intelligence.

• It used advanced AI algorithms.

What is a notable feature of the Gustman program?

• It can solve complex equations.

• It can imitate human conversation by using humor and distractions.

• It can perform logical reasoning tasks.

• It can translate multiple languages.

According to the study, why do people remember disgusting images better?

• They are shown more frequently.

• They are more colorful.

• They are associated with pleasant memories.

• They trigger a strong emotional response.

What did the study by Ruben King and Lange reveal about moral disgust?

• It is less potent than physical disgust.

• It decreases with repeated exposure.

• It increases with repeated exposure.

• It has no effect on memory.