The Turing test is a well-known test proposed by Turing in 1950 to test whether a machine can display the same or indistinguishable intelligence as a human. A person (code C) uses a language that the test subject can understand to ask the two Any series of questions that he cannot see, the objects are the machine (code A) and the normal thinking person (code B). After several queries, C cannot distinguish the essential difference between A and B, then this machine A passes the Turing test. Which of the following, if true, cannot question the validity of the Turing test? ['Two people face the same machine, the test results may be different; even if the same person faces the same machine, the results of the two tests will be different.', 'Even if the Turing test tells us the results, we still use a set of human standards to determine whether a machine is intelligent.', 'Tested machines cannot perceive or master human hidden emotions, such as irony, puns, satire, and lies.', 'Human intelligence elements can be decomposed into aspects of insight, logical reasoning, etc. , and the machines that pass the test only have the ability to make judgments based on the correct logic and strategy.']