In a Turing test, what question would you ask to determine a human being from a machine (AI)?

Question

Assuming you are participating in a Turing Test, what question would you ask to determine which of the respondents on the other room is a human being and the other is a machine (AI) knowing that those two respondents know that you have to guess which one is which.

Answer 1

How was your lunch?

I think that would overload the computer or get a strange response.

Answer 2

Ask them their mothers  and fathers birthday,and year.

A human male is 87% sure not to be able to remember it.

Or what day is mothers day?

Answer 3

Given that the respondent can only answer with true fact!

Have you ever had  physical contact with your marker or any of your marker's relatives, no matter how distant they are biologically speaking, If so what was, were their Name/s?

Answer 4

What rights do you have?

Answer 5

How were you created?

Answer 6

Wat are AI are we speaking about? Modern?

Idk, cause i thought it was an easy question at first, but then i thought about it (this being the philosophy section and all).

Theoretically, couldnt the AI be programmed to know many tidbits of information about EVERYTHING that's human? It doesn't need to believe in something to lie to me. And it can lie if it was programmed simply to make me think it was human.

And then there's the ever harder realm of AI that is self-aware.

Answer 7

What does your father think of your mother's personality or what does  your mother think of your father's personality; and what do you think of Napoleon's personality?

What are the 66 prime universal semantemes?

Answer 8

'What are you thinking about now'

Answer 9

"Why are you doing this?"

Obviously, any coherent answer not involving money or s*x will be the output of a soulless machine.

Answer 10

As them who was their first love.

I don't think  machines would have emotions.

Answer 11

I would say questions related to spirituality, dreams and superstition Machines don't have these