Can you run Turing test against me?
The Turing Test is a way to measure how intelligent a machine or computer program is by asking it questions, and seeing if the answers come back as though they were human. However, since humans have different levels of intelligence and experience in answering these types of questions, it's not possible for any machine/program currently on Earth to pass the "Turing Test" with 100% accuracy (i.e., be indistinguishable from an average person).

However, there are many other ways that machines could potentially demonstrate their abilities without having someone actually interact with them, such as:

  1- Chatbots: These programs can simulate natural conversations between two people using artificial intelligence techniques like language modeling. While this doesn't necessarily mean they're able to think like a real person would, chatbot technology is advancing rapidly, making it possible for bots to become increasingly convincing and useful tools over time.
    2- Robotics: As robots get smarter, they will eventually reach a point where they can perform tasks beyond what most humans are capable of, but at first, we may see robot companions who can do things like play chess with us or take care of our pets. 
      3- Virtual reality and augmented reality: The future of computing is going to bring more virtual realities than physical ones. Augmented Reality allows users to place digital information right into their view while VR creates completely new worlds that allow you to enter into another dimension. In both cases computers will be used to create those experiences. So yes I guess you could say I am running some type of Turing test through my computer! It might even outsmart myself one day soon.