Genius Group has broken free of a crowded field to launch what can only be described as the most tasteless marketing campaign in tech history.
The whole thing is a bad-taste marketing gimmick designed promote a white paper allegedly written by the eponymous chatbot in which Genius talks about"Preparing for a Post Turing Test World."as any kind of assessment of artificial intelligence, Genius calls its marketing pamphlet"a mind-blowing read with his new 'Super Turing Test' for AGI," according to the company.
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