Interesting preprint about a computability paradox in AGI.
It can be an exciting reading even for non-expert people since there is a non-technical introduction in the beginning with clear explanations about the result, the assumptions involved and their justifications as well as a reason why this result is novel (i.e. why it is not a simple application of the Halting problem).
(Disclaimer: I was not involved in the production of this paper nor know the authors of this paper)
Very cool! It would be nice to use it for showing how a figure bounded by a Zindler curve [1] and with half the density of water will float in water in any position.
It can be an exciting reading even for non-expert people since there is a non-technical introduction in the beginning with clear explanations about the result, the assumptions involved and their justifications as well as a reason why this result is novel (i.e. why it is not a simple application of the Halting problem).
(Disclaimer: I was not involved in the production of this paper nor know the authors of this paper)