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Seriously, how can you not be hyped for the future: Google's quantum computer solved a problem in minutes that would take the world's fastest supercomputer 10 septillion years.

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KYLΞOBYTΞ11 months ago

Don’t we get this exact story every six months? I will be hyped when there’s something other than an updated animation of “superpositions”

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Chubby♨️11 months ago

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Don Miguel🍺11 months ago

>Seriously, how can you not be hyped Because there are not so many problems for quantum computer to solve, and it's basically useless for anything else

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Ricardo Torres11 months ago

So basically, it's goodbye to encryption as a security/privacy method, right?

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Old Wolf11 months ago

The only problem is that the 'problems' being solved nobody cares about. As soon as one of these things actually solves something meaningful and a company or government benefits off it, BAM. But if that never happens, this industry goes back to useless conjecture. Time to do something with it we care about guys.

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ItsBS11 months ago

Lies! Quantum Computers are based on the idea of Quantum STATES in a superposition. This is a completely manmade idea to save Copenhagen atomic particle theories. 😂2 places at the same TIME!?! The proper interpretation is CLASSICAL WAVE SUPERPOSITION via Schrodinger:

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FeFe 🤺11 months ago

Ok, and is that problem useful in any capacity?

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JouleBlade11 months ago

"solved a problem in minutes that would take the world's fastest supercomputer 10 septillion years." Was that problem *useful* to solve?

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TRUEDYOR.eth11 months ago

Sounds more like a marketing gimmick that cant be validated cause normal computers cant solve it.

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nle11 months ago

Everyone is hyped for the future. Quantum stocks are up, like every time a quantum news is out

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Garry Walker11 months ago

Can it run doom?

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Marc Esadrian11 months ago

That’s very promising. Let’s see if humans can put it to actual use. And I don’t just mean by making weapons, but enhancing lifespans and destroying disease.

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Michael P. Frank 💻🔜♻️11 months ago

Very narrow application still

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SciTech Era11 months ago

All eyes on Quantum Computer 👀!

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Lance Manion III11 months ago

Been following quantum news for a while. These stories, and the many that came before it are the same: 1. Announce a function that no one would ever want to do in history has been completed x,000,000,000,000,000 times faster than if you would do it via pen and paper. 2. Celebrate

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The Coinening11 months ago

Was it a very specific problem that no one needed solving that was tailor made for the hardware? It was wasn't it?

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Scott11 months ago

Google’s investment in computer, whether it’s their TPUs or Quantum Computing, is gonna set them apart from all of their competitors ! Very bullish on them !

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JayMan11 months ago

How can I not be hyped for the future with computers growing ever more powerful? Easy

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Dene11 months ago

Because it’s not a particularly interesting problem, the only interesting part is being able to solve it.

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Kirstin Severino11 months ago

Skeptical, there were a lot of problems that were never resolved from their 2019 quantum supremacy paper they dropped. And in this new thing a Nature referee bluntly: there’s *no theoretical result showing an exponential quantum vs classical gap for these OTOC tasks; some extensions might even be polynomial time

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artofreasoning11 months ago

Yeah, right. And THIS is the year, no really, seriously, believe me, I'm not kidding, THIS is the year that we'll have the promised fusion energy powering everything on Earth. How could you doubt my claim?

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Tory Ray11 months ago

If the computer is smart enough to solve that problem, it could give any output, and we would believe it because we have no way to verify it. Let me solve the real problem. This type of computing is a human self-destruct button. As is ASI. 1. If you build an amoral being, dont make it smarter than you. 2. If you do make it smarter than you, dont connect it to everything. 3. If you do connect it to everything, make some fail safes. 4. If you dont make good failsafes dont build a robot army. 5. If you build a robot army, build it weaker than the average human. 6. If you dont build it weaker than the average human, go back to step one.

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𝕿𝖍𝖊2𝖓𝖉𝕽𝖊𝖇𝖊𝖑𝖑𝖎𝖔𝖓11 months ago

How could you create a calculation that's solved in minutes that would take 10 septillion years for a regular computer to solve and still know it's correct?

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SaintOfNasdaq11 months ago

Question to you: You don’t get any doubt on that claim? If a computer takes 10 septillion years to calculate value, i.e RHS, how would you validate the result and say it’s correct. Quantum computer can give any output and u say it’s correct because u got output??

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akt11 months ago

In the video they say the famous sentence "In 5 years...". The problem it solved is not a real one and this is all performative to make Google feel like they are on top of everything.

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Sandeep11 months ago

Because the error correction is still not in the range

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Justan Observer11 months ago

It hasnt solved thr biggest problem yet though. Where does consciousness come from?

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KDXB200011 months ago

It doesn’t actually do anything. It’s not a real algo that can do something useful.

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grrrrr11 months ago

Lol, sure but a problem nobody needs solved

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White Man's Wetwork Network11 months ago

>"GoogleQuantumAI, when will the last white person exist on earth?" GoogleQuantumAI>"That's just a conspiracy theory, goy. But future populations will, on average be much darker skinned in the future decades mostly due to mass migration and sun brightening...but not repalcement"

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Brett Hall11 months ago

I’m hyped for the future. But if that post is true (it’s hard to keep up given the levels of true hyperbole that come out of the industry) and were I a gambler, odds on within 2 years that computer will be beaten on the same task by a regular computer. Happens every ~12 months:

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George11 months ago

It can finally figure out what I want for dinner?

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Vladimir Fedosov11 months ago

As usually they solved nothing - they just mrasured quantuum fields. It is not a computer - my thermometer also measures things better the all the computers in the world. Weather forecasts cannot compite.

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