The Turing test is performed with three components. It includes a computer, a human responder, and a human interrogator. The Human responder and computer work on two distinct terminals, and an Interrogator who is unconscious of their identity asks multiple questions to both of them. Depending on their conversation, the interrogator decides which one is a human responder and which is a computer. If the interrogator is equally likely to choose either of the two or can’t differentiate between them, it is confirmed that the computer has successfully proved human-like intelligence.