Progress on AI since Turing

• It has been frequently claimed that AI will be solved in 10 years, but it hasn't nor will it be.
• There has been progress in lots of areas.
• Expert Systems (rule based) have been a success.
• Robotics and machine vision are commonly used.
• Machine Translation works relatively well.
• Datamining works relatively well.
• However, anything that works is domain specific.
• The Turing test is a domain general one.
• People are domain general and robust.
• So my big research question is How do we build a machine that can pass the Turing test?
• Assuming humans are doing computations,
• Turing completeness shows that it can be done in any programming language.
• So the question is not what mechanism can build such a machine, but which is the best way.
• My hypothesis is that The best way is to build a machine that follows human behaviour at neural and psychological levels