3 ms·
The Halting Problem definitely puts bounds on what an algorithm can know about another one. At least this should backup the empirical evidence why analytical ap
by blablabla123 6y ago
The Halting Problem definitely puts bounds on what an algorithm can know about another one. At least this should backup the empirical evidence why analytical approaches haven't gotten so far yet.
- vidarh 6y agoI don't know why you think the halting problem is relevant here. The halting problem equally applies to human computation, and it does not preclude our existence.