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Source? Turing completeness is a very specific mathematical definition, it would surprise me if a neural network met it. Real-world computers are only Turing co
by TophWells 13d ago
Source? Turing completeness is a very specific mathematical definition, it would surprise me if a neural network met it. Real-world computers are only Turing complete if you assume that they have unlimited memory space -- which is a reasonable approximation, but technically not true.
- qarl 12d agoYes. If we allow a file with unbounded storage (like your exception for physical computers) then an agent can easily perform the necessary state transitions and tape reads/writes.