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Yuri Gurevich puts forward the core argument: a true algorithm is always deterministic, and so-called "non-determinism" is merely the result of the algorithm obtaining information through an external "oracle".
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The Algorithm Is Deterministic by Nature: Yuri Gurevich on Auxiliary Computation
youtubeMicrosoft Research10/19/2026
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