Do you think this sex doll would pass the Turing test?

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http://www.thetechherald.com/article.ph ... eCompanion

The inventor actually calls it an AI Take a look. It's worth a few laughs.

Basically it is just a Real Doll with a pre-recorded voice box. Granted it is a sophisticated voice box, but with no self propelled articulation, robotic companions are still a ways off.

It is too bad though, I feel that robots could be a comfortable replacement for people in those who cannot seem to manage any success in romantic encounters. Why get frustrated/angry/bitter/hateful if you have a viable alternative? Heck even for people that can manage success in those areas... its kind of kinky!

*facepalm*

I'm think it's safe to say that Turing would've had little interest in this particular model

can't act. Can't sing. Can dance a little...

It might pass the Turing test if it gives synchronised moans in response to er...

Can it respond to verbal questions with responses like "Yea, baby, give it to me!" ?

A mischievous programmer might be tempted to pre-program it to say something like:
"Oh! .... I was expecting something... bigger!"

There might be a persona for that... supposedly there is one that is dominatrix like.

Do her maker ever heard of the "uncanny valley".