I recently played around in this space ( <a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;medium.com&#x2F;data-engineering&#x2F;artificial-startup-style-437f6090b1f7" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;medium.com&#x2F;data-engineering&#x2F;artificial-startup-style...</a> ). I was merely thinking through what it would take to turn this into a Turing test and not actually executing one.<p>These guys seem to be trying harder to actually make this a Turing test, but as the commenters above have noted, the problem with using source photographs makes this a fairly imperfect test. I have a suggested fix for that.<p>In my last effort in that post, I actually used one source photograph, and then compared the output by a human painter and the AI painter. My original results were terrible, but then quickly vastly improved by a better implementation of the algorithm, the Deep Forger implementation.<p>I think that this variant in the procedure, having both the human and the AI start from the same source photograph, could make for some interesting variants on Turing testing.