 Floridi and Chiriatti (2020: 683) say that The Turing Test provides necessary but insufficient conditions for intelligence: not passing The Turing Test disqualifies an AI from being intelligent, but passing The Turing Test is not sufficient to qualify an AI as intelligent. However, they also say that “any reader ... will be well acquainted with the nature of the test, so we shall not describe it.” The account that they would give of The Turing Test must be quite different from the account of The Turing Test that we have been presenting.