👉 In computer science and programming, "non-emulation" refers to a situation where an object or program is unable to execute in its intended environment due to limitations beyond the programmer's control. This can occur for various reasons such as hardware restrictions, software compatibility issues, or operational constraints. For example: 1. A user application (e.g., a mobile app) cannot run on a computer that does not have the necessary hardware capabilities. 2. An AI model is unable to execute in its intended environment
