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Which field Turing pioneered was named the year after he died?
Answer: Artificial intelligence
Why: John McCarthy coined the name while proposing a summer research workshop at Dartmouth College.
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When did Turing predict machines would fool his test's judges?
Answer: 2000
Why: After five minutes of questions, an average judge would spot the machine no more than 70% of the time.
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Which Enigma part meant no letter could encrypt as itself?
Answer: The reflector
Why: That flaw let Turing's team rule out any spot where a guessed word shared a letter with the ciphertext below it.
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Which subject did Turing study at Cambridge?
Answer: Mathematics
Why: Computer science was not yet a subject: Cambridge's first full-year computing course began only in 1953.
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What can Turing's universal machine do?
Answer: Run any program
Why: It stores the other machine's instructions on its tape alongside the data, the same trick stored-program computers use.
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What word did Turing coin for chemicals that shape embryos?
Answer: Morphogens
Why: Two such chemicals reacting and spreading at different speeds can paint stable spots or stripes, now called Turing patterns.