Alan turing was created by the father of computer science. Alan turing is a person's name. From 1936, Turing submitted a paper to the authoritative mathematics magazine in London, entitled "On the application of digital calculation in judging difficult problems".

1950, Turing put forward the so-called "The Imitation Game" from the famous paper "Computing Machine and Intelligence", that is, a group of human judges communicate with isolated human subjects only by typing, and then evaluate their answers. Turing then assumed that if a tester is replaced by a computer, but most judges can't tell the difference between a computer and a person, then the computer is "smart" enough.