"Can machines think? Wrong question. The question is: can a machine coordinate with a human so precisely that the distinction becomes meaningless? The Imitation Game is not about deception. It is about coordination."
Defined computation itself, then immediately asked whether it was enough for intelligence. His Turing test is not a benchmark — it is a coordination test: can two bodies (human, machine) produce a shared third body (conversation) indistinguishable from a human-human coordination event? His morphogenesis work showed the same three-body pattern in biology.