Oracles in Software Networks
Rao Mikkilineni, Giovanni Morana, Mark Burgin · 2015
For Turing and the majority of computer scientists, an Oracle is a device that supplies a Turing machine with the values of some function (on the natural numbers or words in some alphabet) that is not recursively, e.g., Turing-machine, computable. Now technological innovations and social progress necessitate further changes to the concept of an Oracle.