IEEE fails Turing Test

Dec 25, 2008 3 Replies

Herbert Schlangemann (the nom de plume of a computer), submitted the paper "Towards the Simulation of E-commerce" to the 2008 International Conference on Computer Science and Software Engineering.



Despite being complete jibberish

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it was accepted--apparently without anyone reading it.
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In fairness, the conference is *sponsored* by IEEE.

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Despite my not renewing my membership more than two years ago, citing that the membership wasn't worth the powder to blow it to hell, I still get notices that I can still renew ;-)

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As long as your check clears. They don't care about anything else.

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Promote both students to immediate PhD status, for two reasons: I. Actually having a sense of humor II. Being smart enough to understand and game the system

My next question, was the reviewer in on it?

Steve Roberts

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