100-step constraint relevant to cognitive level
An algorithm classical systems execute in millions of time-steps may not be excecutable in 100-steps; thus, the constraint poses a nontrivial challenge to AI by severely limiting the class of cognitively plausible algorithms.
Nick Chater and Mike Oaksford (1990, p.95).
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100-step constraint relevant to cognitive level
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