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Algorithmic Unverifiability of Safety for Fixed and Recursively Self-Improving Systems
We establish mathematical limits of algorithmic safety verification for Turing-complete self-modifying systems, the class in which recursive self-improvement takes place, both for a fixed system and across its own modification. Statically, no verifier is sound, complete and tractable: over unbounded
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