They had gleaming teeth, perfect hair, and selfies with baby animals. But could they pass the Turing test?
You like writing and I like reading. It seems that we are very suitableI don’t want to date so soon. I think we can spend a little time getting to know each other, which is better for you and meAt my request Paulbot sent a few additional photos of himself, which he said were from his time in Germany. A quick reverse Google Image search showed that Paulbot was sitting outside of Hospital de la Santa Creu i Sant Pau in Barcelona, Spain.
I decided on a Saturday to ask Paul the hard questions. First I asked if he was who he said he was. Then I asked if he was working for someone who was forcing him to do this. “I believe you may be someone who is trying to gain access to my personal information so that you can get something from me. I’m hoping you can be honest with me and tell me who you work for, and how it works,” I wrote to him. Later that night, as I dropped off friends after a birthday party, a call came in from Telegram.
“Fuck, you,” he said, over and over again. Slowly, in a heavy accent. “Fuck, you.” “What’s your real name?” I tried asking Paul. “Who do you work for?”
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