Question

I am how you talk to computer, do you know what i am?

Answer 1

Explanation:

for that, first we have to find both the volume of small cube with side 2cm and the cubical box with side 4cm. 8 cubes can be packed in the cubical box

Answer 2

Explanation:

This is known as the Turing Test. It's basically a test to determine whether you are speaking with a machine or a person. It was proposed by Alan Turing in 1950. Computers have evolved significantly since then and have become much more human in their communication. A huge part of this evolution is the exponential growth in computational power. This has allowed machine learning to explode (the ability of a computer to learn from data, becoming better with time).

OK, that's a bit of background. Now, to determine whether you are talking to a machine or a human, I would advise asking about feelings and family and trying to keep questions open ended. Although some programmers have tried to make computers seem more human-line (such as Apple's Siri), they tend not to be programmed to discuss feelings and are much better at discrete responses. I'd ask the following:

1 - What's your favorite memory from childhood?

2 - How do you deal with anxiety?

3 - How has your relationship with your father evolved over the years?

It should be fairly easy to determine from the answers if you are speaking to a machine (who would most likely avoid the question) than a human, who may still avoid some of these questions, but will do so more politely.