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Almost all neural nets are not Turing complete. Only very specific RNNs are; most RNNs aren't, including pretty much any RNN model used in the real world right
by argonaut 10y ago
Almost all neural nets are not Turing complete. Only very specific RNNs are; most RNNs aren't, including pretty much any RNN model used in the real world right now (https://uclmr.github.io/nampi/talk_slides/grefenstette-nampi.pdf https://uclmr.github.io/nampi/talk_slides/grefenstette-nampi...).
Also, this is a useless fact, because so many other random things are Turing complete.