Beyond Machine Intelligence: Do We Understand the Limits of What Can Be Computed?
AryHHAry · x · 2026-10-13
Painting a picture of a civilization training billion-parameter models, linking data centers worldwide and exploring quantum computing, the author poses a more fundamental question: do we truly understand the laws governing what can be computed, predicted and engineered? He argues this sits at the intersection of fundamental physics, mathematics, information theory, systems engineering and philosophy of science — not merely computer science or AI.
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