Artificial intelligence and creativity

Abstract

The Lovelace Test is one of the most famous alternatives to the Turing Test. It suggests to use the concept of creativity as a way to estimate the ability of artificial intelligence to think in the same sense as a human being. It is demonstrated in the article that the concept of creativity is too ambiguous to be used as a criteria of anything. It is shown that both versions of the Lovelace Test are inherently behaviorist and therefore cannot prove the ability of a machine to think.