Current models have passed a formally administered Turing test.
If you’ve never participated in a formal Turing test, either as human user or as a responder to the human, you might find it interesting, and possibly humbling.
The creepiest part of Voight-Kampff in Blade Runner was the idea that I'd fail it (not imagining myself as a replicant, but still as a human).
Any good descriptions of what it feels like to take part in a formal Turing test, and why it is so humbling?
I've read reports of the supposed "formally administered Turing test" and walked away with the conclusion that the human judges were idiots.