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Technically Turing completeness requires infinite memory for that (or an infinite tape if we're talking about the original turing machine concept), which no Tur
by lagadu 6y ago
Technically Turing completeness requires infinite memory for that (or an infinite tape if we're talking about the original turing machine concept), which no Turing-complete machine has. In other words, the brain is as Turing-complete as any machine that we also consider to be so. We'll always be bounded by limited memory and limited time.
- SomeoneFromCA 6y agoWe do not know if human brain is indeed Turing-complete, or even if it is a Turing machine at all. Human Mind certainly is, but if brain is or not we do not know.