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> that is to say even a neural net can't solve the halting problem. Can anything?
by X6S1x6Okd1st 6y ago
> that is to say even a neural net can't solve the halting problem.
Can anything?
- Barrin92 6y agowell humans can certainly deal with a lot of halting problems, because humans can make decisions that aren't obviously computational or algorithmic in nature. Which is actually the relevant question that people seem to have skipped over completely, at least from living organisms it appears fairly likely that intelligence isn't just computational, or at least not simply computational in the way turing machines are.
- X6S1x6Okd1st 6y ago> well humans can certainly deal with a lot of halting problems Could you give an example of a halting problem that humans can solve? > it appears fairly likely that intelligence isn't just computational, or at least not simply computational in the way turing machines are. Do you have supporting evidence?