The Turing Test involves three players: a computer, a human respondent and a human interrogator. All three are placed in separate rooms or in the same room but physically separated by terminals.

Tech companies are always trying out new ways for people to interact with computers—consider efforts like Google Glass, the Apple Watch, and Amazon’s Alexa. You’ve probably used at least one.

An early computer program built in the 1960s has beaten the viral AI chatbot ChatGPT at the Turing test, designed to differentiate humans from artificial intelligence.

If you're interested in running AI programs directly on your desktop computer, you should test its capabilities first. Use Geekbench AI on your machine to find out how well it can cope with AI tasks.

Learn about and revise fundamentals of computer networks with this BBC Bitesize Computer Science AQA study guide.