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You shouldn't need a PhD to use quantum. Just like you don't need to understand how GPUs work to use AI. Full Colton Dillion presentation from Quantum Tech World, linked in reply - no PhD required.
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@cadillion exactly, quantum should be this easy

@cadillion keep building quipnetwork

@cadillion you guys writing my post in your caption talking what i talk before but never interacted my posts and showed love why @quipnetwork? but i am glad to see you speaking like my way

@cadillion that makes sense, but still sounds complicated

@cadillion That's good, don't have PhD... 🦋

@cadillion finally, quantum for the rest of us

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@cadillion Lfg

@cadillion the best technology is the kind that feels simple to the person using it

@cadillion You don't think about GPUs when you use ChatGPT....and you shouldn't need a PhD to use quantum

@cadillion Great 👍

@cadillion Nice work

@cadillion Making quantum technology accessible is how real adoption begins. ⚛️

@cadillion Accessibility is the key to unlocking innovation. More people should be able to experiment with quantum technology.

@cadillion Quip making access to post quantum security and computing accessible

@cadillion excited to see quantum becoming accessible

@cadillion nice one @quipnetwork

@cadillion Quip is making it possible

@cadillion So true. There should be open access for everyone.

@cadillion It should be very simple to use and accessible

@cadillion Good talk 👍

@cadillion great Quip

@cadillion Agree with you.

@cadillion Abstraction layers are what actually drive adoption. Good analogy

@cadillion Keep building Quip Network.

@cadillion Making quantum accessible to everyone is the next big step

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@cadillion It's very simple

@cadillion Nice

@cadillion Lfg

@cadillion Great

@cadillion the AI comparison undersells it a bit, GPUs had a decade of abstraction layers before "just use it" became true, quantum's still building those layers

@cadillion You shouldn't need a PhD to use quantum.
