Reverse Turing test

Course: CS375
Team: Karthik Reddy Akkala, Jkhari James Harris, Samuel Nevin Boger. Version: v. Last Updated: February 26, 2026.

1. Overview

1.1 Purpose

** Providing entertaining software for individual to understand and play with AI text. And to be able to write prompt that can manipulate AI in detecting human text. **

2. Stakeholders

Stakeholder questions	Game Club Member	Professor
Have you ever talked to an AI? (chatting with AI)	Yes, chat with simple text like in general.	Yes, used it and have some experience like teaching about it.
Which AI models do you tend to use (ie ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, etc)?	ChatGPT, Gemini.	ChatGPT
What experiences do you have chatting with AI in general?	Asking random questions, looping it.	Answer to questions are up to part but were not completely reliable.
How can you detect AI generated writing?	Very verbose.	Depends on the writing style, sentence formation and meaning of the text.
Have you ever used generative AI for entertainment purposes?	Roleplaying.	Not really used for entertaining purposes.
What’s your experience with social deduction games?	Among Us, Secret Hitler.	Among Us.
What is the speed at which you wish for the AI to react to questions?	It doesn’t matter until it gives message as fast can be.	If it is interactive that’s enough.
What kind of questions can be asked to equally eliminate human from game	Questions on the human experience.	Questions that can be answered well, not complex and help writers.
Do you have any questions for us?	How is the interface going be (we mentioned chat based)	How are the questions being asked and How long is the testing.

3. Functional Requirements

User will be presented with the rules of the game prior to the start of the round
Once the start button is selected, system will initialize the first round
All of the players will be given a randomly generated name from a list of names
The AI will be given a random personality from a list of random personalities
The user will be prompted with a random question from a list of questions
The questions could help an AI researcher or student to understand and educate on the AI writing style.
The user’s response will be 255 characters long (30 words)
Their answer will be displayed along with the AI’s responses
The voting phase will begin and the players must select the answer they think is the human response
The player with the most votes against them is voted out of the round and the remaining players move on to the next round
This will repeat until all of the AI are voted out or the human is voted out of the game
After the user finishes the game, they will have the option to hit play again and the system will loop to the beginning.
Web based interface.

4. Non Functional Requirements

The ability to have multiple human players versus one AI.
The ability to have multiple human players against multiple AIs.
More rounds (possibly 5)
Fast AI responses
Clean and clear UI design

5. User Stories

Club Member Story :

As a games club member, I would expect the game to start when I press start button.
As a games club member, I would like to know how to play before the round begins.
As a games club member, I want the game to be interactive.
As a games club member, I want the AIs to react quickly.
As a gmaes club member, I would want an easy to read UI system.
Professor Story :
As a professor, I would want the questions to be educational to the user.
As a professor, I would like there to be an educational component to teach a students about the AI writing style in the system.

6. Acceptance Criteria

System initializes when the user starts the game
The system poses roles of the game to the user.
The AI will be given a random personailty trait prior to the beginning of the round
The system assigns each player a randomly generated name at the start of the game
A question is asked, from a list of random questions, to all players
4 AI’s will answer the prompts along with the human response
Voting round begins after all answers have been given, the players must then decide who is the human
Player wins if the Ai is voted out, player loses if they are voted out
Game will end and will loop back to the beginning where everything is randomized

7. Gantt Chart

The following Gantt chart outlines the projected development schedule for the semester.

Gantt Chart