Non-computability

Non-computability refers to problems or questions that cannot be solved fully or automatically by any computer program or algorithm, no matter how advanced. Essentially, there are certain tasks or questions that fall outside the capability of computers to resolve in a definitive or complete way. This occurs because some problems are inherently inherently too complex or lack a clear, finite method to reach a solution. An example is the Halting Problem, which shows there’s no general procedure to determine whether any arbitrary program will eventually stop running or continue forever.