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Beyond Turing Equivalence: The Human Premium in Human–AI Interaction
Asking whether we can know whether a given text or output is coming from a machine or a human, which was at the core of the Turing test, is being progressively retired. This opens a new and no less interesting question: what happens when we know? This paper reviews evidence that when humans encounte
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